Medonic M-Series M32 B
Reference haemoglobin and full blood count — the gold standard behind SamaClip's non-invasive Hb and anaemia screening.
SamaClip is a painless, non-invasive fingertip screen. It is developed alongside Anubhav Life Care, an NABL-accredited diagnostic centre in Barasat, North 24 Parganas — and every signal it produces is benchmarked against the gold-standard instruments that same lab uses for routine diagnostics. A screen is only as honest as what you check it against.
2/8 Jessore Road, Ganji Mill, Barasat, WB 700124 · validation cohort n = 175 · Oct–Dec 2025
A single ~2-minute fingertip reading. Each output is a screening signal, not a diagnosis — anything it flags is confirmed in the lab before any treatment decision.
Non-invasive haemoglobin estimate for fast anaemia screening — no needle, no fasting.
Blood-oxygen saturation, validated for consistency across skin tone.
Pulse and an atrial-fibrillation flag that prompts a referral, not a diagnosis.
An HbA1c-proxy signal that flags who should have a confirmatory blood test.
From the cohort of 175 paired screens run at Anubhav Life Care between October and December 2025, with results published in January 2026. All figures below belong to SamaClip and to this study.
Cost per non-invasive screen ≈ $1.50. Full write-up available on request.
These are the real instruments in the NABL-accredited lab at Anubhav Life Care. SamaClip's signals are compared against them — the haematology and biochemistry analysers are the direct gold standards behind the haemoglobin and diabetes-risk numbers above.
Instrument illustrations are representative; model numbers and serials are from the Anubhav Life Care asset register. Photographs of the actual units can replace these at the same paths.
The fastest way to look fake is to overclaim. These are the lines we hold.
Every flag SamaClip raises is confirmed by a laboratory test or a clinician before any treatment decision.
The agreement numbers above belong to SamaClip and the n=175 validation cohort — nothing else.
The SamaBeat wristband supports monitoring after a confirmed flag. We make no diagnostic-accuracy claim for it.
Where a tuberculosis pattern shows up, it routes a person to proper testing. It never stands in for a TB diagnosis.
We share methods and data with clinicians and public-health programmes. For the validation write-up or a conversation, write to us.