Clinical-Grade Cortisol Testing, Enabled by Saliva.

ReMinded is on a mission to become the leading solution in salivary diagnostics. Now, we are commercializing the first clinical-grade, rapid saliva test that tracks cortisol, the body’s primary stress hormone, to improve outcomes in mental health care and stress management.

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Why Do We Focus On
Cortisol?

Cortisol is one of the body’s most important and underutilized clinical biomarkers.

It governs stress response, energy regulation, sleep, and immune function.

But cortisol is inherently dynamic. It changes throughout the day and shifts in response to physiology, behavior, and treatment.

Yet most tools rely on static, point-in-time measurements — missing the patterns that matter most.

Without longitudinal measurement, one of the body’s most important signals remains clinically underutilized.

Current methods require centralized labs for testing, which are:

Invasive & Slow

High-Cost
(>$150/test)

Not Designed For
Repeated Monitoring

HOW IT WORKS

From Sample to Result in 15 Minutes

Three simple steps to measure cortisol levels and get objective insights into stress response in minutes. Learn More

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Step 1

Step 2

Sample

Collect a few drops of saliva in the collection tube.

Place a drop of the liquid on top of the saliva strip.

Drop

Analyze

The device will light up, begin analyzing cortisol levels, and produce the result within minutes on a desktop/phone display.

Made for Clinical Use

Minimal training and no disruption to existing systems

Comparable setup to the COVID test

Quickly measure cortisol as a critical, objective hormone to support diagnosis and treatment decisions

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Who We Are

At ReMinded inc, we are building a new class of clinical diagnostics that enable rapid, quantitative measurement of cortisol, bringing objective, longitudinal data into areas of care that have historically relied on subjective assessment.

Our Mission

Our Vision

Build a platform for rapid, non-invasive hormone monitoring, beginning with cortisol and expanding to additional biomarkers to enable a more comprehensive understanding of human physiology.