Diagopreutic provides rapid, biomarker‑driven diagnostic kits that identify bacterial pathogens and their antibiotic susceptibility within minutes to hours. Their portable platforms work on water samples, dairy milk for subclinical mastitis, and human urine for urinary tract infections, enabling clinicians, veterinarians, and water safety agencies to prescribe effective antibiotics at the point of care and support antimicrobial stewardship.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is spreading across human, animal, and environmental domains, leading to frequent misuse of antibiotics and compromised treatment outcomes. Traditional diagnostic methods are slow, require specialized labs, and often miss subclinical infections, delaying appropriate therapy and facilitating resistance development.
Solution
Diagopreutic offers rapid diagnostic platforms that detect pathogens and determine their antibiotic susceptibility within a short turnaround time. Their technology leverages biomarker‑based enzymatic assays to provide precise identification of bacterial species and resistance profiles directly from water samples, animal milk (subclinical mastitis), and human urine (UTI). By delivering results at the point of need, the solutions enable clinicians, veterinarians, and water safety officials to prescribe effective antibiotics the first time, reducing unnecessary drug use and supporting antimicrobial stewardship. The modular test formats are designed for easy integration into existing workflows without extensive laboratory infrastructure.
Target Audience
Primary customers include hospitals and clinics treating UTIs, veterinary practices and dairy farms monitoring mastitis, and municipal or private water quality agencies concerned with AMR contamination.
Features
- Biomarker‑driven enzymatic assays that simultaneously identify pathogens and their antibiotic susceptibility
- Rapid turnaround (minutes to hours) suitable for point‑of‑care or field testing
- Tested across three sectors: water quality monitoring, dairy mastitis screening, and human urinary tract infection diagnosis
- Portable test kits requiring minimal equipment and no specialized laboratory facilities
- Data output compatible with digital reporting systems for surveillance and stewardship programs