The company is gearing up for a growth capital investment round, where the funds raised will be used to ramp up its sales and manufacturing capabilities. Aseptiscope Co-Founder and CEO Scott W. Mader says that the company will continue to explore more solutions in this area, as its intellectual property family is built around the touch-free delivery of an aseptic barrier to its target. Founded in 2016, Aseptiscope was already on a mission to improve the hygiene of medical devices such as stethoscopes, even before the COVID-19 pandemic, which affected its capability to launch the DiskCover system due to lockdown mandates and supply chain issues. “Aseptiscope is now on the precipice of commercializing its innovative DiskCover system, in the face of an enormous unmet need regarding stethoscope contamination,” Mader says.