Procalcitonin Test kit for detection of Bacterial infection and Spesis

Short Description:

Diagnostic Kit for Procalcitonin 
Methodology: Fluorescence Immunochromatographic Assay


  • Testing time: 15 minutes
  • Storage temperature: 2°C-30°C
  • Valid Time: 24 months
  • Accurancy: More than 99%
  • Specification: 25 test/box
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    1. INTEDED USE

    This kit is applicable to the in vitro quantitative detection on the content of procalcitonin (PCT) in human serum/plasma/whole blood samples and is mainly used for implementing auxiliary diagnosis of clinical systemic bacterial infection and sepsis. This kit only provides the test result of Procalcitonin, and the obtained result shall be analyzed in combination with other clinical information. It must only be used by healthcare professionals.

    2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

    Model No. PCT
    Methodology Fluorescence Immunochromatographic Assay
    Sample Type serum/Plasma/Whole Blood 
    Time to Result 10-15mins
    Storage 2~30 ℃/36~86℉
    Shelf Life 24 months
    Certificate ISO13485,CE,MHRA
    MAIN KIT COMPONENTS

    * Test device

    * Sample diluents

    * Instructions for Use

    PACKING

    * 25 test /kit

    * Aluminum foil bag labeling

    * shrink wrap

    3.TEST METHOD

    4.CLINICAL PERFORMANCE

    Clinical evaluation performance of the product is assessed through collecting 165 clinical samples. The corresponding kit of listed electrochemiluminescence method is used as the control reagent. The test results are compared, and their comparability is studied with linearity regression. The correlation coefficients of the two tests are Y=0.997X+0.041 and R=0.9896, respectively.

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    5. CERTIFICATE

    * ISO System Certificate

    * CE Certificate

    * EU Registration

    * UCKA MHRA Registration

    6.EXHIBITION

    exhibition baysen medical rapid test kit supplier

    7.GLOBAL PARTNER

    Global partner baysen medical rapid test

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