Biometronyx

Clinical chemistry reagents, made in Nigeria

Starting with lipid-profile reagents, we are building the foundation for a resilient African diagnostics ecosystem.

CHOD-PAP enzymatic assayAnalyzer-agnosticFormulated in EnuguToward ISO 13485NAFDAC pathway24–48h nationwideCHOD-PAP enzymatic assayAnalyzer-agnosticFormulated in EnuguToward ISO 13485NAFDAC pathway24–48h nationwide
01The problem

Testing stops when the reagents run out

Hospitals across Nigeria routinely experience interruptions in patient testing due to the high cost, limited availability, and supply-chain instability of imported diagnostic reagents.

We believe that no patient should have to wait for a diagnosis because a consumable is stuck at a port or affected by foreign exchange fluctuations.

01

Import reliance

Over 80% of clinical chemistry reagents used in Nigeria are imported, leaving laboratories exposed to events far outside their control.

02

FX instability

Foreign exchange volatility pushes reagent prices beyond the reach of public hospital procurement budgets.

03

Frequent stock-outs

Lead times of four to eight weeks mean a single delayed shipment halts routine testing for weeks.

02What we make

A locally formulated Total Cholesterol reagent

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CHOD-PAP enzymatic methodAny open analyzer

Validated, quality-controlled lipid-profile reagents, built for African laboratory conditions rather than adapted to them.

45% cost reduction

Priced to deliver substantial savings against imported alternatives, without compromising analytical performance.

Guaranteed domestic supply

Manufactured in Nigeria, delivered in 24–48 hours, insulated from port delays and shipping disruption.

Universal analyzer compatibility

Plug-and-play programming parameters for standard semi-automated and fully automated clinical biochemistry analyzers.

03How it works

Standard enzymatic colorimetric method (Cholesterol Oxidase – Phenol Aminophenazone), supplied as a standardized liquid formulation ready for immediate laboratory dispensing.

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05Contact

Join us in building the future of African diagnostics

  • Request an evaluation kit for your laboratory
  • Discuss pilot supply and volume pricing
  • Explore partnership or investment opportunities
Based in
Enugu, Nigeria