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Empire Genomics, a Biocare Medical Company, Partners with BioDot to Launch First Pre-Optimized Hematology FISH Probe Panels and Controls for the CellWriter™ S Platform

Posted on by Bryan Figueroa
24
Apr

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Empire Genomics, a Biocare Medical Company, Partners with BioDot to Launch First Pre-Optimized Hematology FISH Probe Panels and Controls for the CellWriter™ S Platform New BDot Probe Panels Streamline and Accelerate FISH Testing for Hematologic Malignancies with Exceptional Performance and Compatibility Buffalo, NY and Irvine, CA – April 24, 2025 — Empire […]

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Update on Tariff-Related Impacts

Posted on by Bryan Figueroa

Dear Valued Customer, At Empire Genomics, we are committed to maintaining transparency and delivering the highest level of service to our customers. We want to inform you that we are currently evaluating the potential impact of recently announced tariffs on our supply chain and manufacturing processes. While we strive to manufacture the vast majority of […]

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Empowering Your Lab—Introducing Our “Labs Deciding Tests (LDT)” Promotion

Posted on by Bryan Figueroa
07
Apr

Dear Valued Customer, In celebration of the recent court ruling reaffirming labs’ autonomy in developing their diagnostic tests, Empire Genomics is excited to announce our special “Labs Deciding Tests (LDT)” Promotion! To empower your lab’s validation process with every NEW FISH probe order, we’re offering: FREE SwiftFISH (Rapid Buffer) FREE Wash Buffer FREE DAPI This […]

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FDA LDT Rule Overturned—Important Update for Your Lab

Posted on by Bryan Figueroa
04
Apr

Important Regulatory Update: On March 31, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas vacated the FDA’s Final Rule concerning Laboratory Developed Tests (LDTs). This decision effectively removes FDA-imposed restrictions and reaffirms the oversight of LDTs under CLIA regulations managed by CMS. What does this mean for your lab? Continuing Use of […]

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