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Opticology Offshoot Receives Notice of Allowance of Important Patent

May 12, 2012

Patent Issued To Tear Glucose Research, LLC.


Opticology announced today that a key US patent for one of its spin-off companies has received a Notice of Allowance from the US patent office. Opticology principal Anthony P. Cappo is primary inventor on the patent which focusses on non-invasive diagnostics via the ocular tear film. Opticology is involved in the development of a new device to measure glucose concentrations in ocular tears as a non-invasive means of determining blood glucose without drawing blood.

The spin-off company, Tear Glucose Research, LLC, has an exclusive license to the patent for glucose determination in tears. The company is developing a novel biosensor and the accompanying handheld device which promises to be a convenient and painless means to measure blood glucose in diabetics.
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National Institute of Health Research UK Logo
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Opticology, Inc. and the New York Eye & Ear Infirmary have been awarded funding for continued development of a diagnostic device for measuring glucose levels in the human tear film.
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