A DIFFERENT PATH
What do labs need?
After working with pathology labs for 50 years, we’ve seen what happens when suppliers miss the mark: delays, inconsistency, and pressure on patient care. So we changed the model.
Instead of relying on outside manufacturers, we brought production in-house to make more of the products that matter—so labs get a partner they can trust, not another problem to manage.
We’re innovating pathology essentials. Together.
OUR GROWTH, YOUR ADVANTAGE
Purpose-built for reliability.
We didn’t grow to get bigger. We grew because we saw gaps in our own U.S. sourcing—places where we relied on external vendors and inherited their weak links. So we grew with purpose, acquiring companies and investing in capabilities needed to manufacture those products ourselves, close to home.
As the StatLab global footprint grew, we also developed a strong European commercial network, serving direct customers in the UK, EU, and distributors around the world.
GETTING TIME BACK
What does this mean for you?
With one partner supporting your entire histology workflow, your team spends less time juggling contracts and fielding vendor calls—and more time focused on patient care. The more we make for you, the more seamlessly everything works together.
FOCUSING ON PATIENT CARE
Helping labs focus on patient care. Here's one lab's story.
MAKING 80% OF THE PRODUCTS WE SELL
An integrated solution.
- Reagents. Made in the US, UK and EU.
- Injection molded cassettes and prefill containers. Made in the US and UK.
- Microscope slides and coverglass. Made in the US and EU.
- IHC and special stain control slides. Made in the US.
- Labeling and tracking printers. Made in the UK.
- Workflow equipment. Made in the EU.
- Stains and special stains. Made in the US, UK, and EU.
- Blow molded gallon containers. Made in the US.
BEYOND THE JOB REQUIREMENTS
An employee culture devoted to your success.
At StatLab, our mission to empower the best possible patient care comes to life through employees like Joseph Romero, whose attentiveness ensured a misplaced patient tissue specimen reached the correct lab. His decision helped enable a timely melanoma diagnosis—reminding us that our work is about people, trust, and lives impacted every day.
