Seventh Sense Biosystems TAP 20TM Painless Blood Draw Device

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Seventh Sense Biosystems TAP 20TM Painless Blood Draw Device Rachel McAteer BME 181

What is it? TAP 20TM is a TAP (Touch Activated Phlebotomy) device that serves as an alternative to intravenous blood collection. One-touch process Approximately 5cm in diameter Can hold up to 20 microliters

How does it work? Rather than traditional needles, the device uses 16 microneedles. Device adheres to skin (forearm region) ‘Tap’ process allows micro-needles to penetrate uppermost layers of the skin, collecting capillary blood. A vacuum carries the blood through channels into an internal reservoir After 2 minutes, process is complete and device is removed (a mark resembling a mosquito bite will remain) Samples can be tested on location, or sent to a lab.

Benefits Designed to increase patient compliance by reducing anxiety and discomfort traditionally associated with blood collection Portable Efficient: holds a large enough sample to allow for a wide range of diagnostic tests Safe testing of HIV and other infectious diseases Projected to be affordable Should be commercially available within the next 2-3 years

Results/Discussion To date, Seventh Sense Biosystems has had on-going human testing of their TAP technology, but expects to begin pivotal trials in mid 2013. In 2011, Seventh Sense Biosystems received the Edison Gold Medal Award Received a $3.8 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation TAP 100TM (holding up to 100 microliters) is in the works The company hopes to improve the device to perform other tasks such as delivering insulin

Resources <http://medcitynews.com/2012/04/painless-blood-draw- device-using-microneedles-could-be-available-in-2013/> ‘Painless Blood Draw Device Using Microneedles Could be Available in 2013 <http://www.biospectrumasia.com/biospectrum/news/18630 7/touch-activation-revolutionize-blood- collection#.UXM1981sg9U> Touch Activation to Revolutionize Blood Collection < www.reuters.com> Seventh Sense Biosystems Announces Initiation of Registration Trial for Painless TAP™ Blood Collection Device <http://www.7sbio.com/products/tap-products.html> TAP Blood Products