The Use and Potential of Biomedical Detection Dogs

This study shows that BioMedical Detection Dogs (BMDDs) "offer a mobile, autonomous, non-invasive screening approach that provide real-time detection results in an efficient, reagent-free, and cost-effective manner."

It is thus key to have a reliable tool to train and sample odor from patients: "Odor ad/absorption-based training aids present a safe and reproducible way to capture and release a variety of odors from potentially hazardous material".

Getxent tubes meet all requirements:

• Safe for dogs and humans as they are biocompatible USP class VI
  and do not collect pathogen agents during sampling
• Reliable thanks to their block structure that allows the capture of the full odor profile of any material
• Reproducible as their production is standardised