SalivaBio

Building Salivary Bioscience around Best Practices. We value helping people. At the heart of our efforts, we always have been and always will be a company focused on quality and driven by rigorous, uncompromising scientific values. We are not driven by a mediocre and extensive product line, but rather by engineering the most accurate, reproducible,... and precise tools and protocols that provide better results. We are a company built on attention to detail, constantly in pursuit of scientific knowledge, and focused on always doing better for the fields in which we serve. We value our relationships. Together, we translate the proven methods of salivary bioscience into the tools that make salivary diagnostics reliable. We are family owned and operated and have been since the beginning. Beyond our families, our team includes caring people with different backgrounds, from PhDs and Biotech experts to MBAs and CPAs, from academics and industry, who individually and collectively work to make us a better partner for salivary bioscience. Our SalivaBio story is the Salimetrics story. More than just a good manufacturer, our Salimetrics family is often considered a scientific collaborator that stands by investigators in support of their specific aims. We help researchers and companies be successful in salivary bioscience. We help them incorporate the best methods, and that helps them be instrumental in revealing a new discovery, developing a new product, or becoming the next generation of key opinion leaders in their respective fields. We will always be committed to building and maintaining long-lasting relationships with investigators interested in pushing the boundaries of scientific knowledge. Salimetrics efforts started in the lab of Douglas A. Granger, PhD at Penn State University in the 1990s. Salivary bioscience was attracting considerable empirical attention, and the research findings were high impact. However, the technology used in that research was largely developed in-house by academics. Evaluating data was a ...Read More