RapiClear Occult Bleeding, 1 pc

139,-

RapiClear Occult Bleeding, 1 pc

A one-step cassette test to determine the presence of blood in the stool. The presence of occult blood in human faeces is often associated with gastrointestinal diseases such as intestinal polyps, colourectal cancer, ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. Early detection by occult blood analysis and treatment of these diseases can significantly reduce colourectal cancer. The immunochromatographic test is more sensitive and specific than the traditional guaiac test. Unlike the guaiac test, the patient does not need a special diet. FOB is a simple one-step in-vitro immunochromatographic test for the rapid qualitative detection of human haemoglobin in faeces. The test device includes a pad where human hemoglobin at a concentration of 10 ng/ml and above is detected after the insertion of a suitable amount of liquid fecal sample.

RapiClear Occult Bleeding, 1 pc

Method of use

The stool sample is collected with the sampling device and properly mixed by shaking. The device is held with the tip pointing upwards, then the tip is broken off and 2 drops of the extracted sample are squeezed into the sample well of the cartridge.

Warning: Use the medical device in accordance with the instructions for use. Carefully read the information on safe use of the device. Keep out of reach of children.

Specifications

Medical device

Type of medical device In vitro diagnostic medical device (IVD)
Intended purpose Diagnosis, prevention, monitoring, treatment or mitigation of disease

Product characteristics

Product characteristics Medical device

Usage

Designed for Adults
From age 18 years (216 months)

Use

Zaměření testu na Blood in stool (occult bleeding)

Basic information

Evaluation method Instant results (self-diagnosis)
Method of test performance Stool
Collection point Home
Evaluation time 180 s
Usability Disposable
Brand RapiClear
Accuracy 99 %

Number of pieces in package

Number of pieces in package 1 pc(s)
Code:  DOST193
Warranty: 24 months

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