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Family-owned Bio-Botanica has made botanical extracts and finished products in the United States since 1972, and BioB Manufacturing carries that heritage into a modern operation for brands developing regulated wellness products. Based in Hauppauge, New York, the company is especially known for alcohol-free liquid formulation, with in-house research and production managed under GMP-aligned systems.
From its Sidney, Ohio operation, BioBased Spray Systems LLC manufactures BIORESTOR® bio-based asphalt rejuvenators and the specialized spray systems used to apply them. The company developed BIORESTOR in 2004 after years of pavement and materials experience, then began manufacturing it in-house in 2008; the product has been field tested since 2004 and is recognized through the USDA BioPreferred program. Its dealer network supplies pavement-preservation tools to public agencies and other road owners across the country.
Biocalis is an Istanbul-based multisolution healthcare company working with a global network of partners to make medical devices and pharmaceuticals accessible to healthcare markets. Its products are manufactured in facilities across the USA, Canada, France and Turkey, then distributed through regional partners serving markets from Europe to Latin America.
For more than 30 years, Biocoat Incorporated has developed, manufactured and applied HYDAK® hydrophilic coatings that help medical devices move smoothly through the body. Based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, the company pairs custom coating development with contract application services, supporting device makers from feasibility testing through production. Its coatings can be cured with either UV light or heat and are produced under an ISO 13485:2016-certified quality system.
Biocon Limited is a Bengaluru-based biopharmaceutical company that develops and manufactures medicines, with operations spanning research through commercial supply. It has manufacturing facilities in India, the United States, and Malaysia, and says its medicines reach patients in more than 120 countries. Its work includes affordable generic medicines, biosimilars, and novel biologics for chronic and complex diseases.
BioCorp Nutrition Labs brings supplement brands from formulation through nutraceutical manufacturing, packaging, documentation, and fulfillment in one coordinated U.S.-based operation. Its distinctive approach is to connect format selection and production planning with label coordination and finished-goods movement, reducing handoffs between concept and customer. The company describes its facility as FDA registered and cGMP compliant, with those credentials subject to verification for the applicable scope.
Biodenta Swiss AG develops dental implant systems and digital dentistry equipment under its “Total Solution Provider” approach, linking implant solutions with the DentaSwiss CAD/CAM workflow. Based in Switzerland, the company also supports laboratories and clinics through DentaSwiss Service Centers, which provide industrial milling and printing, training, and customer support. Its product development is shaped by collaboration with dental professionals and emphasizes Swiss quality and precision.
Founded in 1999 by two rehabilitation-industry specialists, BioDynamics Ltd. manufactures custom seating and positioning systems for people with complex physical disabilities. Every standard and custom product is made in the company’s Plainview, New York, facility, where many fabricators have worked for more than 25 years. BioDynamics also provides engineering, design, and clinical support to healthcare professionals and home medical equipment providers.
Founded by Andrew J. Whelan in 2000, Frederick-based BioElectronics Corporation develops and manufactures wearable, drug-free electroceutical devices that use pulsed shortwave therapy for pain management. The company operates as an OEM and works with commercial and international partners to bring its ActiPatch and RecoveryRx devices to consumer and clinical markets, with four FDA 510(k) clearances and published randomized clinical research supporting its technology.
Fundada en Chile en 2014, Bioelements desarrolla packaging sostenible a medida mediante formulaciones propias y ciencia aplicada a los materiales. Sus soluciones buscan igualar el desempeño del plástico convencional mientras responden a las exigencias regulatorias de cada mercado, y la empresa ya trabaja con más de 250 clientes en 10 países. Cada desarrollo se prueba en condiciones reales y cuenta con validaciones y certificaciones emitidas por instituciones científicas de América Latina, Europa y Estados Unidos.
Founded in Frederick in 2004, BioFactura develops and manufactures biosimilars, biodefense medical countermeasures, and other biologic medicines using its patented StableFast biomanufacturing platform. The clinical-stage company has advanced programs for a smallpox therapeutic and a proposed ustekinumab biosimilar, while its Capitol Biologics division provides development and early-phase clinical manufacturing support to emerging biotech firms and government agencies.
BioFit Engineered Products traces its roots to Rex Dawson’s 1946 purchase of a small chair-and-stool line, with manufacturing beginning in Bowling Green, Ohio, in the early 1950s. Now based in the same region, the company has spent 75 years developing ergonomic seating for specialized workplaces, becoming particularly known for technical chairs used in cleanroom and static-controlled environments. BioFit makes its products in the USA and uses 100% renewable wind-generated power in manufacturing.
Pittsburgh’s BioForge tackles the manufacturing challenges that keep precision medicines from reaching patients, developing scalable ways to produce biologic therapies and related technologies. A wholly owned subsidiary of the University of Pittsburgh, it works through small cross-disciplinary teams on fixed-budget, 18- to 36-month projects that must demonstrate results at convincing scale. Its fuRNAce initiative extends that mission by giving RNA designers a streamlined route to custom manufacturing through validated partners.
Biofur develops and supplies bio-based, animal-free, petroleum-free textile products, including compostable pile fabrics designed as alternatives to faux fur, sherpa, rabbit-like, and sheepskin textiles. Its products use bio-based polymers and minerals and target lifestyle, performance, fashion, and children's wear industries.
Founded by Saba Gray in 2014, BioGlitz makes plant-based biodegradable glitter and glitter adhesive for expressive beauty and fashion. The company replaces conventional plastic glitter with shine made from eucalyptus pulp, designed to break down by microbes and certified by TÜV Austria for biodegradation in natural freshwater. BioGlitz also brings its sustainable approach to events, where professional artists create personalized looks while opening conversations about environmental awareness.
Founded by Canadian-born founder and CEO Linda Thompson, Biography makes oil-focused natural skincare for the face and body. Its proprietary formulas use sustainably sourced natural ingredients, with vegan, cruelty-free products and packaging designed for reuse or recycling. The New York-based brand pairs its oil expertise with bold Art Deco-inspired design and signature scents.
BioInterphase is a Pittsburgh bioengineering studio focused on biomaterials and biosignals intelligence. Formerly known as Interphase Materials, it develops technologies including THERMOPHASE, an engineered surface treatment intended to reduce fouling and improve heat transfer, and INTELLIPHASE, an AI system for predicting fouling and monitoring biocontamination. Its stated mission is to restore and reinforce biological needs with sustainable biointerfaces.
Founded by biomedical imaging expert David Wilson, PhD, BioInVision is a Cleveland company built around technology developed with Case Western Reserve University. Its CryoViz™ platform helps biotechnology and pre-clinical researchers examine whole mice or organs in three dimensions at microscopic resolution, while the company also applies its imaging expertise to clinical cardiac software.
BioIVT supplies human and animal biospecimens and research services for life-science and diagnostic development, with a particular focus on control and disease-state samples that help researchers evaluate drug, diagnostic, and chemical programs. Its 29 donor and biospecimen laboratory centers support global sourcing and shipment, while scientific teams provide customized study guidance alongside ready-to-ship and custom-collected materials. BioIVT also pairs its specimen repository with specialized in vitro ADME programs and the Visionaire™ clinical biospecimen data platform.
Founded by Jonathan Cohen, 20/20 BioLabs develops and commercializes AI-powered laboratory blood tests aimed at detecting cancer and chronic disease earlier. Its OneTest for Cancer uses a protein tumor-marker approach and can be collected at home with an upper-arm device, while the company’s longevity test measures inflammation-related biomarkers to support proactive health decisions. The company’s laboratory is CAP accredited and CLIA licensed, and its multi-cancer test has performed in blinded studies conducted by the U.S. National Cancer Institute.