The newly patented technology represents a significant advancement in medical device coatings, offering the industry a high-performance, non-PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) alternative. As concerns over the environmental and health impacts of PFAS continue to grow, Biocoat’s innovation provides a safer, more sustainable solution for medical device manufacturers without compromising on quality or performance.

“This patent is a testament to Biocoat’s commitment to developing innovative and responsible technologies that address the evolving needs of the medical device industry,” said Jim Moran, President and CEO at Biocoat Incorporated. “Our unique, hydrophilic, non-PFAS coating technology is a game-changer for devices that require the coating of internal surfaces like catheter lumens. This innovation will give medical device manufacturers coating options that align with global efforts to reduce reliance on PFAS materials.”