Device-associated infections (DAIs) are a serious and growing concern in healthcare settings around the world. These infections occur when medical devices, such as catheters, ventilators, and implantable devices, become colonized with harmful pathogesns, leading to infections that can be difficult to treat and potentially life-threatening.

Our medical tubing utilizes far photo-disinfection without harming human tissue, resulting in improved healthcare outcomes and reduced risk of infection. This innovative technology also minimizes the need for frequent tubing replacements, freeing up medical staff’s time and attention to focus on high-quality patient care.
Our medical tubing utilizes photonic disinfection without harming human tissue, resulting in improved healthcare outcomes and reduced risk of infection. This innovative technology also minimizes the need for frequent tubing replacements, freeing up medical staff’s time and attention to focus on high quality patient care.
Photo-disinfection is harmless to human tissue, offering safe infection prevention for patients.
Our technology is highly effective at neutralizing pathogens, including antimicrobial-resistant germs.
Our innovation enables infection prevention, conserves antibiotics, and significantly enhances patient safety.
Puray is a Munich-based medical technology start-up founded by a culturally diverse and experienced interdisciplinary team. We prioritize sustainability and aim to reduce our carbon footprint while creating successful medical products. Our passionate team believes in utilizing our diverse skills and experiences to make a meaningful impact on healthcare outcomes.
Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship
German Society for Biomedical Engineering and Klee Family Foundation
Die Techniker & Handelsblatt
German Society for Biomedical Engineering and Dr. med. Hans Haindl
Signal Iduna Group
pro Ruhrgebiet e.V. and Startbahn Ruhr GmbH
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