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One Step Medical Diagnostic Equipment Malaria Pf/Pv Antigen Rapid Fast Kit Test
Description
Malaria remains one of the greatest killers of humanity today. The word "malaria" means "bad air" in Latin, and even the ancient Romans were aware of the miasma in certain swampy areas. But malaria is not caused by germ-laden air, but by mosquitoes that breed in stagnant water, as Ronald Ross suspected in 1892.
A parasite the size of a red blood cell has been found in malaria patients. How does it invade the human body? Ross managed to trace the parasite's life history. It first exists in the stomach of mosquitoes. After breeding there, the larvae invade the mosquito's salivary glands. When a mosquito bites a person, the parasites in the saliva enter the bloodstream of the human body. After a few weeks, the infected person falls ill with the fever and chills characteristic of malaria. The fever is transient and recurring. Therefore, it is particularly important to use one-step medical diagnostic equipment for the rapid detection of malaria Pf/Pv antigens. Early detection, early treatment.
Specification
| suitable for the crowd | Everyone including the elderly and children |
| Test time | 15 mins |
| Features | Portable, easy carry, accuracy, sensitivity, specificity |
| Brands | Test kits and packages both can be customized |
| Usage |
It is suitable for the qualitative detection of Pf-specific lactate dehydrogenase of
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| Methodology | Colloidal Gold Immune Chromatographic Assay |
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CE Approved
All our rapid test kits have CE certifications that can be downloaded.
15 types of fast test ce certifications.pdf
Storage and expiration
This kit is kept at 2~30℃, under a sealed state of an aluminum foil bag. Its shelf life is 18 months. After the unsealing of the aluminum foil bag, this kit should be used within one hour. The sample extracts should be capped immediately after use and placed in a cool place or refrigerator. The production date and expiry date are shown on the package or label.