QuickVue iFOB Fecal Occult Blood Test - 50 Kits/Case (20201)

MSRP: $664.95
$510.00
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PST-QUI-20201
  • This diagnostic kit qualitatively detects human hemoglobin in stool specimens, it serves as a vital tool for identifying lower gastrointestinal disorders, such as colorectal cancer, polyps, or diverticulitis

Uses

  • Colorectal Cancer Screening:
    • Detects hidden blood associated with early-stage malignancies
  • GI Disorder Assessment:
    • Aids in evaluating gastrointestinal bleeding, ulcers, and polyps
  • Point-of-Care Testing:
    • Designed for quick evaluation in physician offices, hospitals, and urgent care clinics

Features

  • Immunochemical Assay Format:
    • Minimizes cross-reactivity by binding strictly to human hemoglobin
  • 50-Test Tray Pack:
    • Bulk configurations tailored for high-volume clinical testing environments
  • Integrated Collection Tube:
    • The sample container features a built-in applicator that doubles as a sanitary dispensing tip
  • CLIA-Waived Status:
    • Cleared for use in diverse healthcare settings with minimal training requirements
  • High Analytical Sensitivity:
    • Detects low levels of blood down to 50ng hHb/mL of buffer
  • Room Temperature Storage:
    • Eliminates refrigerator storage needs

Benefits

  • No Dietary or Medication Restrictions:
    • Patients do not need to avoid red meat, vitamin C, or specific drugs prior to testing, drastically improving patient compliance over traditional guaiac tests
  • Single Specimen Requirement:
    • Requires only one stool sample instead of multiple collections
  • Rapid Actionable Results:
    • Delivers clear visual indicators in 5 to 10 minutes, allowing clinicians to test and formulate treatment plans during the same patient visit
  • Reduced Human Error:
    • A simple one-step lateral flow procedure and visual pictorial guides minimize operator errors
  • Enhanced Diagnostic Accuracy:
    • Offers a 98% laboratory analytical accuracy, lowering the risk of false positives common with dietary interference