Bby Milk
BBy provides a breast milk condensing solution that removes unbound water from human milk while preserving its nutritional and immunological properties, creating a shelf-stable product that requires no freezing or defrosting. Hospitals receive batched and sorted milk that is stored logically, reducing near-miss errors and reclaiming significant nursing time in NICUs. The condensed milk reconstitutes at a 1:1 ratio with water with no quality loss, and the company's pasteurization standards denature and remove COVID-19 from milk.
- Healthcare Technology
- Food Technology
- Biotechnology
- Medical Devices
- Hardware
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
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Product
Problem
For 70 years, hospitals have stored breast milk in freezers, requiring significant energy consumption, valuable floor space, and time-consuming defrosting before each feeding. This traditional approach slows down milk administration in NICUs, increases the risk of errors, and places a heavy burden on nursing staff who must manage frozen inventory.
Solution
BBy provides a breast milk condensing solution that removes unbound water from human milk while preserving its nutritional and immunological properties. The resulting condensed product is shelf-stable at room temperature and can be reconstituted with water at a 1:1 ratio with no quality loss. Hospitals receive batched and sorted milk that is stored logically, eliminating the need for freezers and defrosting. This approach reduces electricity use, reclaims nursing time, and enables faster, safer administration of milk to vulnerable infants in the NICU.
Target Audience
Primary customers are hospital NICUs and neonatal care units that need efficient, safe, and cost-effective breast milk storage and administration solutions.
Features
- Industry-first condensing technology that removes unbound water from human milk while maintaining bioactivity and immunological benefits
- Shelf-stable condensed milk that requires no freezing or defrosting, reducing energy costs and storage footprint
- Batched and sorted milk delivery for logical storage and easy administration, reducing near-miss errors
- Reconstitution at 1:1 ratio with water, ensuring no quality loss compared to uncondensed milk
- Pasteurization standards that denature and remove COVID-19 from milk, with increased testing standards