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Kurin, Inc., the inventor and manufacturer of the Kurin® blood culture collection sets announced that they have commenced the commercial launch of their push-button needle, to be used as part of Kurin blood culture sets. The Advance Safety Needle System was tested in 2021 and is now being sold into accounts using Kurin.
“We are proud to commercialize the Advance Safety Needle, as there has been market demand for alternatives and improvements in
Kurin. Inc., the inventor and manufacturer of 510(k)-cleared Kurin® blood culture sets, announced the signing of a recent agreement with AllSpire Health GPO. The agreement is sole source and is for three years.
“AllSpire Health GPO and Kurin are committed to patient safety by providing innovative solutions designed to address a common source of contaminated blood cultures and in doing so, reducing overall healthcare costs,” said Bob Rogers, Invento
Kurin Inc., the inventor and manufacturer of 510(k)-cleared Kurin® blood culture collection sets, announced today a new clinical study supporting the efficacy of their blood culture collection product. Authors from Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, a prestigious London-based hospital, presented their data at the recent Infection Prevention Society conference in Liverpool. They reported that blood culture contaminations were reduced 66% after implement
Kurin Inc., the inventor and manufacturer of 510(k)-cleared Kurin® blood culture collection sets, announced today that Oishei Children’s Hospital, a member of Kaleida Health, in Buffalo, NY, presented their findings on their use of Kurin at the recent Association for Professionals in Infection Control conference. This is the first study of Kurin, a passive low-volume blood culture collection device with flash technology in a pediatric population. The study was
Kurin Inc., the inventor and manufacturer of Kurin® blood culture collection sets, announced that the U.S. District Court in Delaware has removed the trial date from the docket in the patent-infringement lawsuit brought against Kurin by Magnolia Medical. The Court indicated that, if necessary, it will provide a trial date after it decides motions for summary judgment. This delay followed Magnolia Medical’s sudden replacement of their lead counsel, Fish &