Why Salivary Assay?
For most humans, salivating is effortless. Saliva collection is simple, minimally invasive and pain free. And Saliva’s cytokine, hormone, protein and genetic contents speak volumes about pain, health and stress.
Why Salimetrics?
Salivary Assays Created By Researchers
A pioneer of salivary assays and saliva collection devices, Salimetrics has superior salivary assay tool quality, accuracy and reliability because we are researchers.
One-Stop, Multi-Level, Multi-System Salivary Research Tools
The introduction of Salivary DNA Analysis enables integrated multi-level, multi-system research in the same study, with one call. We believe integrated studies will more quickly translate to therapies and medications to eliminate or minimize pain, illness and stress, enhancing performance and improving life quality for countless individuals around the globe.
A Passion For Spit—We love to help.
Measuring stress hormones like cortisol? Reproductive hormones such as estrone, estrodial and progesterone? Biomarkers cotinine, melatonin and alpha amylase? Want to add SNP genotyping or VNTR analysis to any of these studies? Need saliva collection devices or advice? Help with study design?
We publish The Spit Report, host Spit Camp, provide Spit Tips and offer LIVE customer service.
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The field of saliva testing is advancing rapidly. Often, we have news about recent saliva research, important new studies and new assay kits, and we'd like to share it with you in The Spit Report.
Salivary Analyte Basics for Behavioral and Social Scientists
Salimetrics will open its facility for training focused on the measurement of salivary analytesand integration of salivary measures into behavioral, social, and health sciences.
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FAQ Section
Sample collection tips that can impact your results.
All Things Saliva
Attachment Disorganization in Infants and the Effect of the DRD4 Polymorphism.
Review: Estrogen Receptors and Human Disease.
Common Polymorphisms May Affect Stress Response
Announcements
01.05.10
This is the last call for our February 4th and 5th Spit Camp! Please pre-register if interested and we'll send you further registration details! To attend, we must receive a completed pre-registration form by 1/15/10.
