International Partner Program
Globalizing brain health
Aromha is expanding beyond the United States, and we are looking for partners to lead in their own markets. The test itself already travels: it is delivered in multiple languages and taken at home, with no clinic visit and no local laboratory.
Why this test crosses borders well
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It is delivered in multiple languages
The test application is localized, so a participant takes it in their own language rather than in English. Adding a market is a localization and validation exercise, not a rebuild.
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It needs no local infrastructure
Peel-and-sniff cards plus a web browser. No clinic visit, no phlebotomy, no local laboratory, no imaging capacity to stand up first.
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It is research-grounded
Twenty years of olfactory research at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, published in the peer-reviewed literature.
Language is the gate, and we treat it that way
A market opens when the language is right, not when the shipping is
An olfactory test asks a person to name what they smell. That makes the words themselves part of the instrument, so a market is not open simply because a box can be shipped there.
For each new market we localize the application, review the odor vocabulary with native speakers, and confirm the odor set transfers before we deploy. Where an odor does not transfer, that is a scientific question we answer rather than route around.
It is slower than a straight translation. It is also why the result means the same thing in every market we operate in.
How a market opens
The sequence we run with every international partner.
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Market and regulatory read
We work through the regulatory posture for your market together, and what it requires of the product and the labeling before anything is offered.
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Localization and validation
The application and materials are localized, the odor vocabulary is reviewed by native speakers, and the odor set is checked for transfer.
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Pilot, then scale
A first cohort with a defined partner, then expansion once the operational and scientific picture holds.
Tell us about your market
Include the countries or regions you are interested in, and anything you already know about the regulatory picture there. We will come back to you.
Which market will you lead?
Tell us where you are and we will tell you what opening it involves.