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Venous Blood vs. Capillary Blood 
Review data comparing outcomes of drawing blood from a vein or fingerstick in both dried and wet forms. Download
illustration of a bottle of RX pills - click to download various reseach case studies that have utilized VAMS blood sampling for TDM

Therapeutic Drug Monitoring and Microsampling 
Dried blood microsampling enables remote specimen collection for tracking medication adherence.  Download
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Microsampling Application in Pediatrics
Neonates and children benefit from small volume specimens easily collected from heel or finger.  Download

illustration of a mouse, lab rat with a blood drop over it - click to download a collection of papers that show the benefits of applying VAMS blood sampling in preclinical studies

In-Vivo PK Animal Testing with 10 µL Specimens
Reduce number of animals required for studies, with lower costs, and improved data quality. Download
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Monitoring IGF-1 with The Mitra Microsampler
Mitra device specimens are compatible with clinical analyzers and correlate to wet references. Download
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At-Home Assay for Tacrolimus Monitoring
There is potential for remote collections to improve patient experience and reduce health costs. Download