In an exciting development at UConn’s Technology Incubator Program (TIP), Arome Science and Feel Good Lab have formed a strategic partnership. The collaboration aims to revolutionize personal health monitoring through the innovative S’Wipe stool collection kit.
S’Wipe, developed by Arome Science founder Alexey Melnik, represents a breakthrough in gut health assessment. This user-friendly tool simplifies microbiome sample collection, enabling precise analysis of gut health factors that influence various gastrointestinal conditions.
The partnership emerged organically when Alexey Melnik connected with Ryan Gresh, Feel Good Lab’s founder, through University of Connecticut Technology Incubator Program (TIP). Recognizing their complementary strengths in scientific innovation and consumer health solutions, they created a powerful synergy.
Feel Good Lab will integrate S’Wipe into a comprehensive health kit, pairing it with their food sensitivity test. This combination offers users unprecedented insights into their body’s responses to foods and environmental triggers.
“We are changing the approach to health by providing tools for proactive management of well-being,” says Ryan Gresh.
S’Wipe’s impact goes beyond individual health monitoring. It accelerates microbiome research by making sample collection more accessible for scientific studies, driving advances in personalized medicine.
The product will initially be available through gastroenterologists before expanding to broader consumer access. Looking ahead, the partners plan to develop personalized nutraceutical solutions for microbiome optimization.
This collaboration exemplifies TIP’s success in connecting innovative scientific solutions with consumer health expertise, creating transformative health monitoring tools for the public.
