Deep cleaning for prosthetics

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NEW PRODUCT: James Wagner is one of the founders of BI Medical, a medical-technology startup that has developed a liquid chemistry to deodorize and decontaminate prosthetics. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
NEW PRODUCT: James Wagner is one of the founders of BI Medical, a medical-technology startup that has developed a liquid chemistry to deodorize and decontaminate prosthetics. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

BI Medical LLC, a company focused on improving the lives of amputees, has taken the Rhode Island entrepreneurship community by storm. The medical-technology startup in May won $93,900 in cash and services from the Rhode Island Business Plan Competition. The competition recognized BI Medical, based in Coventry, for its deep-cleaning chemistry that coats prosthetic devices,

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