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FluroTech

www.flurotech.com

 
FluroTech is a technology and marketing company whose core business is focused on the commercialization of new technologies in the cannabis industry. FluroTech`s proprietary spectroscopy-based technology allows for the testing and identification of organic and inorganic compounds contained within biological samples derived from cannabis plants. Using the technology that was developed at the University of Calgary in conjunction with the University of Alberta, FluroTech has developed a two-part solution comprising an instrument called the CompleTest™ and consumable testing kits.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.flurotech.com
  • 7 – 3535 Research Road NW
    Calgary, AB CAN T2L 2K8
  • Phone: 833.949.8378

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