Two men, Nick A. (left) and Nigel (right), sit at a white table, engaging in a lively and friendly conversation. Both wear checkered shirts and lavalier microphones, suggesting a filmed discussion or interview. Nick holds tissue samples in one hand and gestures animatedly, while Nigel smiles in response. Each has a white mug labeled with their name and a purple star logo. The background is a bright white, creating a clean and professional studio setting.

Bio Break

Quick Insights into MedTech and Biotech Innovation

Welcome to Bio Break, a video series brought to you by StarFish Medical. Each episode delivers bite-sized, bio-focused insights on medical device product development and biotechnology in five minutes or less. Designed for busy innovators, Bio Break is your quick opportunity to learn something new, get inspired, and continue making an impact—all while taking a short pause in your day.

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Fluorescent Soil Load Test

Nick Allan and Nigel Syrotuck explore a creative approach to visualizing cleaning validation using a fluorescent soil load.

Anaerobic Sample Collection Explained

Nick Allan joins Nigel Syrotuck to explore how anaerobic sample collection works and why it’s vital for studying bacteria that cannot survive in oxygen.

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Past Episodes

  • A man wearing a blood glucose monitoring system on his upper arm sits at a table looking at his smartphone. Bold white text on the image reads, "This changes healthcare forever." A red arrow points to the CGM device, with an inset close-up image of the Dexcom-branded sensor.

    Bio Break: Over-the-Counter Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems

    In this episode of Bio Break, StarFish Medical experts Joris and Nick explore the groundbreaking FDA clearance of the first over-the-counter continuous blood glucose monitoring system. This exciting development marks a significant milestone in the world of diagnostics and opens new possibilities for patient-centered healthcare.