Advancing Materials. Advancing Outcomes.
The Future of Joint Repair
BioPoly is a revolutionary biomaterial that provides an early stage solution to restore joint function and improve quality of life.


The BioPoly Advantage
A Breakthrough in Cartilage Repair
BioPoly bridges the gap between biological treatments (like microfracture and mACI) and total joint replacements by offering a minimally invasive solution for cartilage repair.
It uses a proprietary material designed to replace only the damaged cartilage, allowing for faster recovery and a return to pain-free motion.
What Is BioPoly®?
BioPoly combines two well-known materials to create a self-lubricated, synthetic cartilage that reduces wear and tear of the natural cartilage, making it ideal for targeted cartilage repair.
- Hyaluronic Acid (HA) for natural joint lubrication.
- Ultrahigh Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) for durability and strength.
Key Benefits

Durable design
ensures long-lasting performance and reliability.

Mimics natural cartilage function,
improving joint motion.

Hydrophilic
material promotes smoother articulation.

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Explore Our Range of BioPoly® Implants
Innovative Solutions for Joint Repair
BioPoly offers a range of advanced orthopedic implants designed to replace cartilage. Each product is manufactured from our patented, self-lubricating material, providing an early-stage solution for patients to regain pain-free movement and restore their active lifestyles. Explore our product lineup to find the right solution for your needs.

Great & Lesser Toe Implants

Radial Head Implant

Knee Implant

Products Pipeline
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About BioPoly®
Revolutionizing Joint Repair for a Pain-Free Future
BioPoly is dedicated to restoring active, pain-free lifestyles by providing game-changing implant solutions for cartilage defects with our revolutionary biomaterial. Founded in Fort Wayne, Indiana, the company has grown from a small startup into a leader in orthopedic material science, developing unique implants that closely mimic the function of natural cartilage.