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Biolectrics LLC develops OraFlow, a personal mouthpiece designed for periodontal therapy. Based in Rocky River, Ohio, the company focuses on a smart, home-oriented approach to oral care.
Based in Brooklyn, Biolife makes natural probiotic dairy products, using milk from healthy animals to produce cultured favorites such as kefir and farmer cheese. The company says its dairy undergoes controlled natural fermentation in a facility operated to international standards, with production, sales, and distribution reaching customers worldwide.
Established in 1998, Biolife Technologies manufactures Ayurvedic, herbal and natural health products, including nutrition, personal-care and home-care formulations. Based in Delhi NCR with a manufacturing unit in Haryana, the company also provides third-party contract manufacturing and packaging support for domestic and international clients. Its production is backed by ISO 9001:2015, GMP and WHO GMP credentials, with products reaching more than 15 countries.
BioLite makes dependable outdoor and home-energy gear that brings light, charging and cleaner cooking to life on the trail and in communities without reliable power. Its mission-driven model links every product sold to safe lighting and charging for someone living in energy poverty, with the company reporting an impact on more than 14 million people. BioLite is Climate Neutral and B Corp Certified, and works with more than 700 global partners to expand access to renewable energy.
Since 1985, BioLogic Company has produced all-natural pest-control products built around beneficial nematodes, microscopic predators that target insect pests while remaining safe for people, pets, and plants. The Willow Hill, Pennsylvania company sells directly produced nematodes rather than reselling them, with its own research informing application rates and handling designed to keep the live product healthy and active. BioLogic also helps customers identify pests and choose natural treatments.
Biolyst Scientific is the new corporate identity bringing together Electron Microscopy Sciences and Azer Scientific as one organization serving clinical and research laboratories. Based in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, it emphasizes an engaged, consultative role rather than simply filling orders, helping clinicians and researchers find practical tools for advancing life-science work.
Founded in 1969 by engineers who helped develop breathing systems for the moon missions, Biomarine designs and manufactures closed-circuit self-contained breathing apparatus for specialized rescue teams. Its Pennsylvania-made BioPak 240R provides four hours of positive-pressure protection when standard SCBA cannot meet the demands of mine, tunnel, hazmat, and heavy-rescue operations. Biomarine became a wholly owned subsidiary of CSE Corporation in 2020 and now operates from Export, Pennsylvania.
BIOMAT makes renewable, carbon-negative building materials from hemp and lime, including precast interlocking panels for healthier, more energy-efficient walls. Its hemp-lime material is designed to resist fire, mold, pests and moisture while capturing carbon in the building envelope. Made from hemp, lime and water, the panels offer a natural alternative to traditional stud construction.
Founded by biomedical engineering and predictive-modeling experts Rajshree and Howard Hillstrom, Biomed Consulting develops engineering-based medical technologies and data-driven solutions for healthcare. The New York company focuses especially on musculoskeletal care, translating clinical biomechanics and computational modeling into tools such as an automated, portable device for objective foot-structure measurements. Its founders bring more than 50 years of combined experience, alongside a record of more than 150 peer-reviewed papers, 10 book chapters and six patents.
Founded by nephrologist Alfredo Zarate, MD, BioMedical Enterprises develops medical devices aimed at difficult clinical problems, including bloodstream infections, temperature management and cancer screening. Its earlier work on hemodialysis produced a patented needle designed to reduce blood-cell damage and inflammatory-factor release, earning support from the National Institutes of Health’s commercialization program. The company’s newer devices are built around identified unmet needs and are being prepared for validation and commercialization.
Since 2012, Biomeme has built its identity around decentralizing molecular diagnostics, developing field-ready testing for people who need biological answers outside a central laboratory. The Philadelphia company works with military and first-responder organizations as well as healthcare and research users, and makes its systems on site in a 40,000-square-foot vertically integrated facility.
Based inside the REDIzone incubator on the Northeast Ohio Medical University campus, BioMendics develops investigational medicines for rare dermatologic disorders, led by a small-molecule liquid-crystal platform aimed at repairing fragile, blistering skin. Founded by scientists, physicians, and angel investors, the company is currently advancing its topical TolaSure gel through a Phase II study for epidermolysis bullosa simplex. CEO and founder Karen M. McGuire, PhD, brings more than 15 years of drug-development experience to the research program.
bioMérieux is a diagnostics company that develops and produces in vitro diagnostic solutions for public health. Since 1963, it has pursued the Mérieux family's vision of improving health, with diagnostic offerings intended to support patient care and help food and pharmaceutical manufacturers prevent contamination.
Biomir develops and manufactures personal diagnostic apps and devices that let consumers measure clinically validated biomarkers outside traditional healthcare facilities. Its distinctive biosensor technology combines nature-inspired microfluidics, composite nanomaterials, and advanced algorithms with smartphones for rapid, on-site analysis. The company’s vision centers on affordable, portable testing that supports real-time personal health management and clinical research.
Biomorph Inc. builds made-to-order ergonomic sit-to-stand workstations, with a particular focus on PACS radiology reading rooms. Its dual-surface desks let monitors and keyboards adjust independently, while custom architectural furniture and conference tables extend the company’s work into complete office environments. Biomorph says its workstations have been developed through more than 20 years of innovation and are used in hospitals, universities, and imaging centers worldwide.
BioMotion LLC develops intelligent neurorehabilitation systems, beginning with Adaptix Neuro, an AI-enabled stationary cycling platform that adjusts therapy in real time for people with Parkinson’s disease. The company grew from more than 15 years of peer-reviewed research in motor-assisted cycling and brings together control-systems engineers, clinical researchers, and medical-device innovators. Its interdisciplinary founding team includes Kent State exercise physiologist Angela Ridgel and Case Western Reserve University control expert Kenneth Loparo.
BioNatur Plastics manufactures flexible polyethylene films and packaging designed to remain recyclable where films are collected while biodegrading in anaerobic environments, including most landfills. Its proprietary organic additive attracts naturally occurring microorganisms that digest the plastic into water, dirt and gases rather than leaving microplastics. ASTM D5511 testing has shown up to 99.7% biodegradation in 1,697 days under anaerobic conditions, with total petroleum hydrocarbon testing finding no plastic remaining afterward.
Founded in 2007, Bionic Prosthetics & Orthotics Group has grown from its Indiana base into a nationally recognized, fully accredited care organization with clinics in 12 states. Its certified clinicians work closely with children and adults to create personalized mobility solutions, supporting patients from initial evaluation through fitting and long-term follow-up.
Founded by a radiation oncology professor and a practicing pediatrician, Bionix develops and manufactures single-patient-use medical devices that address everyday problems in patient care. For more than 40 years, its Maumee-based team of more than 100 people has combined clinical experience with product development, with particular depth in illuminated ear, nose and throat tools and other practical care solutions. Bionix products are made under ISO-certified processes and meet FDA requirements, and its OneLight platform is assembled in the USA.
Founded in 2014, Bionpharma develops, manufactures, markets, and distributes generic prescription and over-the-counter medicines for U.S. and international markets. The company operates a full-scale pharmaceutical platform with research and development capabilities, a manufacturing site in Chennai, India, and more than 50 marketed drugs. Bionpharma is also one of the largest suppliers of softgel capsules in the United States and has sold its A+ Health OTC line through Amazon since 2019.