Drugs of Abuse Testing Product Guide

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How POC testing is pushing the envelope I

t can be hard to remember a time when GPS was not available in cars, the Web didn’t exist, and only eight diagnostic tests were classified as waived and able to be performed at the point of care. But after CLIA’s enactment in 1988, those were some basic realities of location and speed.

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Today, whether for blood gas and electrolytes, glucose, coagulation, cardiac markers, drugs of abuse,

food pathogens, hemoglobin, or infectious diseases, hundreds of tests once considered too complex for point-of-care are routinely performed outside the laboratory. But some of the nation’s experts in point-of-care testing say that developments on the near horizon could make previous advances in POC testing look tame.

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BluRapids™ Multi-Drug Test Cup

Multi-Panel Drug Test Cup

25 tests/box

item# TNR DOA12 A ( 12-Panel) AMP/BAR/BUP/BZO/COC/MDMA/ MET/MOP/MTD/OXY/PCP/THC

• RESULTS IN 5 MINUTES! • CLIA WAIVED

item# TNR DOA13A ( 13-Panel) AMP/BAR/BUP/BZO/COC/MDMA/ MET/MOP/MTD/OXY/PCP/TCA/THC

• User Friendly • Integrated Drug Panel and Testing Cup All-In-One

25 tests/box, 4 boxes/case

• Screw Lid with Tightness Indicator for Leak-Free Transport

• RESULTS IN 5 MINUTES!

• Good for Point-of-Care Testing Facilities

• CLIA WAIVED • Super Sleek Square Design

• MULTIPLE PANEL CONFIGUR ATIONS AVAIL ABLE! CALL FOR MORE INFO! DRUG CODES AMP: Amphetamine BAR: Barbiturates BUP: Buprenorphine BZO: Benzodiazepines

COC: Cocaine MDMA: Ecstacy MET: Methamphetamine MOP: Morphine MTD: Methadone

• Flat Test Window for Photocopying Results OPI: Opiates OXY: Oxycodone PCP: Phencyclidine TCA: Tricyclic Antidepressants THC: Marijuana

DRUG CODES AMP: Amphetamine BAR: Barbiturates BUP: Buprenorphine BZO: Benzodiazepines

COC: Cocaine MDMA: Ecstacy MET: Methamphetamine MOP: Opiates MTD: Methadone

Multi-Drug Dip Card Tests

Oral Fluid Collection

25 tests/box

item# ORS 10010363 • 500/case

OXY: Oxycodone PCP: Phencyclidine PPX: Propoxyphene TCA: Tricyclic Antidepressants THC: Marijuana

• Device For Drug Testing and Monitoring Programs; Forensic Use Only • Noninvasive Collection; Test Anywhere, Test Anytime • Directly Observed, No Gender Specific Personnel Required • Eliminates Dilution, Substitution and Adulteration

item# WON WDOA1124 ( 12-Panel) AMP/BAR/BZO/COC/MAMP/MDMA/MTD/OPI/OXY/PCP/PPX/THC

Alcohol Screen Saliva Tests

item# WON WDOA3 124 ( 12-Panel) AMP/BAR/BUP/BZO/COC/MDMA/MTD/OPI/OXY/PCP/TCA/THC item# WON WDOA6124 ( 12-Panel) AMP/BAR/BUP/BZO/COC/MAMP/MDMA/MTD/OPI/OXY/PCP/THC item# WON WDOA6125 ( 12-Panel) AMP/BAR/BUP/BZO/COC/MAMP/MDMA/MOP/MTD/OXY/PCP/THC • RESULTS IN 5 MINUTES! • CLIA WAIVED • Conforms to USA, European & International Drug of Abuse Test Standards • OTHER CONFIGUR ATIONS AVAIL ABLE! CALL FOR MORE INFO! DRUG CODES AMP: Amphetamine BAR: Barbiturates BUP: Buprenorphine BZO: Benzodiazepines

COC: Cocaine MDMA: Ecstacy MAMP: Methamphetamine MOP/OPI: Opiates MTD: Methadone

OXY: Oxycodone PCP: Phencyclidine PPX: Propoxyphene TCA: Tricyclic Antidepressants THC: Marijuana

item# CHE ALCO • 24/box

item# CHE ALCO2 • 24/box

• 2-MINUTE, semi-quantitative, rapid test detects blood alcohol concentration (BAC) in saliva

• 4-MINUTE, semi-qualitative, rapid test detects alcohol in saliva and provides approximation of BAC

• Estimates BAC at 0.00%, 0.02%, 0.04%, 0.08% and 0.3% levels

• Detects concentrations greater than or equal to 0.02%


Lab Consumables

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Lab Coats

Nitrile Gloves

Vinyl Gloves

item# TNR 2410 • 10/pack

item# TNR 700 • 100/box

item# TNR 400 • 100/box

• Sizes: S/M/L/XL/XXL

• Sizes: XS/S/M/L/XL

• Sizes: XS/S/M/L/XL

• Fluid Resistant, Disposable

• Exceeds ASTM Standards

• Economical Biological Barrier Protection

• Reliable Protection against Debris, Biohazard Waste, and Chemicals

• Powder-Free

• Good for Short-Term, Low-Risk Tasks

• Latex Free • Non-Sterile

• Lightweight for Comfort

• Textured Fingertips

• Reaches Below the Hip for Maximum Coverage

• High Barrier Protection

• DEHP Free • Latex Free • Non-Sterile

• Features Elastic Collar and Wrists, One Front Pocket, Two Side Pockets and Five Snap Front Closures

Biohazard Bags

Specimen Cups

item# TNR 69BIOBG • 1000/case

item# TNR HXK 261 Non-Sterile, 3oz 400/case

• Dimensions: 6” x 9” • 3-Wall Biohazard Specimen Bags with Flap and Tear-Line (Weak-Line)

item# TNR HXK 262 Sterile, 3oz 400/case

• Removable Biohazard Symbol Above Tear Line so Top Portion is Disposed • 0.045mm (1.75mil) Thickness

item# TNR HXK 263 Sterile, Temp. Strip, 3oz 400/case

• Document Pouch with Flap item# ELK L ABZ69BA • 1000/case

item# TNR HXK351 Non-Sterile, 4oz 400/case

• Contains Absorbent Pad • Seal-N-Rip™ Feature for Easy Access • Removable Biohazard Symbol

item# TNR HXK352 Sterile, 4oz 300/case

• Convenient Zipper Closure • 3-Wall Construction Keeps Paperwork and Specimen Separate

• Graduated for Urine and Stool Collection

• Packed in Individually-Labelled and Barcoded Dispenser Packs of 100

• Excellent for Biological Specimen Samples

Tamper Evident Seals item # SHA STR51

• Used for Chain of Custody Procedures in Drug Testing to Detect Tampering with Specimen Containers or Vials • Contains Space for Donor ID (THY 39554, THY 40008) • “Do Not Use If Protective Seal is Broken.” (SHA STR51)

item # THY 39554

item # THY 40008

item# THY 3955 4 • 100/pack • Red, 0.75” x 6.625” item# THY 40008 • 500/pack • Red, 1” x 6.625” item# SHA STR51 • 200/roll • White Label, Red Ink, 0.5” x 4.5”


rapid tests Tanner Scientific® iFOB

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Strep A & Flu Test Kits

• RESULTS IN 5-10 MINUTES! • CLIA WAIVED • Easy-to-Use One-Step Test

item# TNR IFOB • 20 cassettes, 20 buf fer tubes/box • IMMUNOCHEMICAL FECAL OCCULT BLOOD TEST

BINAXNOW® INFLUENZA A&B TEST

RAPID RESPONSE® STREP A TEST

• Built-In Internal Control, Room Temperature Storage

item# BIN 416022 • 22 tests/kit

item# BNX STR15S25 • 25 tests/kit

• CLIA WAIVED

• CLIA WAIVED

Tanner Scientific® hCG

• Includes: 22 Test Devices, 22 NP Swabs, 22 Elution Solution Vials, 25 Transfer Pipets, 1 A/B Positive Control Swab, 1 Viral Negative Control Swab

• Includes: 25 Strips, Extraction Tube, Sterile Dacron Swabs, Reagent A, Reagent B, Positive/Negative Control, Procedure Card, Package Insert

• URINE RESULTS IN 3 MINUTES!

QUICKVUE® INFLUENZA A+B TEST

OSOM® INFLUENZA A&B TEST

• SERUM RESULTS IN 5 MINUTES!

item# QUI 20183 • 25 tests/kit

item# GEN 190 • 25 tests/kit

• RESULTS IN 10 MINUTES OR LESS!

• Ideal for Busy Point-of-Care Testing

• CLIA WAIVED

• Immunochromatographic Assay Detects Influenza A and Influenza B Viral Nucleoprotein Antigens

• 98% Accuracy Min.

• Detects and Differentiates Influenza Type A and Type B Antigens

• 2 Extra Sticks for External QC Testing

item# TNR HCGCOMBO • 50 tests/box • PREGNANCY URINE/SERUM COMBO TEST • Easy-to-Use One-Step Test, Increased Time for Patient Care

BD® Veritor™ System

Transfer Pipets

Dispette2®

500/box

100/box

• Draw and Dispense Liquids in Controlled Drop Sizes • Unbreakable, Disposable

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• 4mL Bulb Volume

item# HYP H1600

item# TNR 0003 (5mL)

• Improved Dispette System with Added Safety and Convenience Features

• Graduated up to 1mL item# TNR 0007 (7mL)

• Pre-Filled Reservoirs with Saline and Pierceable Caps to Prevent Spillage

• Graduated up to 3mL

• Takes EDTA Anti-Coagulated Blood

LifeSign® Uricult® Bacterial UTI Tests item# LIX 1000 (CLED/EMB)

10/box

item# LIX 1001 (CLED/MacConkey) item# BEC 256045 • 30 test kits/pack • Rapid Chromatographic Immunoassay Used for the Direct and Qualitative Detection of Influenza A and B Viral Nucleoprotein Antigens from Nasal Swabs

item# LIX 1002 (CLED/Polymyxin/EMB) item# LIX 1003 (CLED/Polymyxin/MacConkey) • Easy-to-Perform Bacterial Culture Method for the Diagnosis of Urinary Tract Infections


Serology

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Serology Test Kits RPR SYPHILIS

ASO

item# ASI 900X

item# ASI 300X

25/ 100/500 tests

25/50/ 100/ 1,000 tests

5,000 ( 10 Well) tests 10,000 (30 Well) tests

CRP

RUBELL A

item# ASI 500X

item# ASI 600X

25/50/ 100/ 1,000 tests

30/ 100/500 tests

RF DIREC T

SICKLE CELL

item# ASI 700X

item# ASI 200X

25/ 100/ 1,000 tests

25/ 100 tests STAPH item# ASI 280250 • 50 tests RPR CARBON ANTIGEN

MONO

SLE

item# ASI 901010 • 10mL vial

item# ASI 450X

item# ASI 350X

25/50/ 100/ 1,000 tests

25/50/ 100/ 1,000 tests

RPR/VDRL CONTROL SET

glucose testing Vital® Glucose Meter item# ARK 760001 • TEST TIME: 7 SECONDS • Sample Size: 0.5 uL • Meter Range: 20-600 mg/dL • Results: Plasma Referenced • Calibration: Auto Coding

TE ST STRIPS

CONTROL SOLUTIONS

item# ARK 760050 • 50 strips/bottle

item# ARK 50000 6

• Memory: 250 Tests with Time & Date Stamp

• Simple to Use Diabetic Test Strips

• Normal (Level 1)

• LCD Display

• Glucose Oxidase System

• High (Level 2)

• Averaging: 14- and 30-Day

• Biosensor Technology

• For In Vitro Diagnostic Use

• Good for Up to 3 Months After Opening

• Assure® Dose

• Tests/Battery: More than 2,000 Tests, 4 Tests/Day

item# ASI 9050025 • 3 x 2 . 5mL


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“A number of tests are on the cusp of being available at point of care, from the realm of infectious disease biomarkers, all the way up to PCR and molecular testing right at the bedside,” says Timothy R. Hamill, MD, vice chair of the CAP Point-ofCare Testing Committee. Wearable biosensors and lab tests on a chip are no longer just the stuff of science fiction, says Dr. Hamill, who is director of clinical laboratories at the University of California, San Francisco. “It’s amazing technology and it’s going to bring a real revolution.”

“Other things like rapid tests for viral pathogens and/or diagnosing ventilator-associated pneumonia may be viewed as more important to clinicians than screening for MRSA carriers. Similarly, in the case of a patient with possible sepsis, being able to do a quick test to find out if it looks like grampositive or gram-negative bacteria would let clinicians start an empiric therapy right away while they’re waiting for a test to be done in the lab on a MALDI-TOF or one of the other newer bacterial identification systems.”

“Ten years ago, people would have said, yeah, maybe when we’re flying around in spaceships that’ll happen. But it’s here. And where it will go will be really interesting to see.”

More POC testing that helps reduce antimicrobial resistance would be a boon, Dr. Hamill believes. With the right POC device, “You could test at the bedside, find out the nature of the causative bacteria, and perhaps learn something about its susceptibility patterns based on the test result. Then you would know how to structure your antibiotic therapy right from the get-go, and not expose it to that heavyweight drug that we really need to reserve for that organism that’s really resistant.” Such a device isn’t available at the point of care yet, but with MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry in the central laboratory, answers that used to take 24 to 36 hours can now get out in a few hours, helping hospitals with antibiotic stewardship.

It’s not only technology that’s pushing POC testing in new directions. Research findings, new regulatory scrutiny, and economic and business imperatives are powering point-ofcare testing to carve out a new niche within the health care system. In conversations with CAP TODAY, pathologists and others all agree that it will continue to diversify and mushroom. From differing perspectives, they report on how government and industry initiatives are combining with research and clinical practice to steer POC testing into its next era.

“We’ve got competing pressure Molecular testing at the point of points on POC testing,” Dr. care is promising, Dr. Hamill Hamill says. “One is a desire to says, but it will take some time. get a quick, reliable answer “I think when the FDA approves immediately so a provider can molecular tests at point of care, make a treatment decision on a they will initially be either patient. Second, that laboratory moderate or high complexity, test is probably more expensive and at least from the institutions than what we can do in the I’ve reviewed as a CAP inspector, clinical lab. Everyone’s looking no one is going to do high- DR. TIMOTHY HAMILL at cost containment these days, complexity tests at point of care. so the cost of testing in the For example, here in California, inpatient arena is being scrutinized. In the outpatient setting, because of our regulations regarding who can perform highthe question is: Can we get reimbursed for a POC test? Is a complexity testing, if I tried to roll out a POC test that only lack of reimbursement sufficient to say we shouldn’t use it?” licensed clinical laboratory scientists or physicians could perform, it would be very hard. Certainly in inpatient care “Third, there is the ever increasing level of regulatory scrutiny and probably the physician office, it’s eventually going to on POC testing, particularly when it comes to providerhappen, but I don’t know when.” performed tests. It used to be the doctor could run any kind of test. Now pretty much everything has regulations wrapped Also likely in time, he says: Glucose, sodium, serum chemistry, around it—competency evaluations are an example. I think it and chloride testing will be done by biosensor or new POC is appropriate, but all of this weighs against the potential technology, and samples for such testing will no longer be benefits of having rapid POC testing at the bedside.” sent to the clinical lab. That means the laboratory will be moving on to testing more esoteric biomolecules, hormones, Quick answers on possible infectious diseases are a chronic drugs, and other analytes that still aren’t available as a POCneed, but there are always tradeoffs to take into account. For type test, Dr. Hamill predicts. “With point-of-care testing, I instance, a POC test for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus think we’ll be amazed by what happens in five years. And aureus is in the regulatory pipeline and will be a significant we’ll be stupefied at what we’ll be able to do in 10 years.” step forward in identifying infections with these organisms, Copyright College of American Pathologists. Used with permission. but Dr. Hamill does not believe it would change the way patients are screened for MRSA carriage. “Although potentially quicker, the cost will likely be an issue,” he says, and the MRSA culture his hospital can do in the clinical lab probably has a fast enough turnaround already.

“With point-of-care testing, I think we’ll be amazed by what happens in five years. And we’ll be stupefied at what we’ll be able to do in 10 years.”

In the outpatient setting, the question is: “Can we get reimbursed for a POC test? Is a lack of reimbursement sufficient to say we shouldn’t use it?” - DR. TIMOTHY HAMILL


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urprisingly, there has been almost no research on the question of patient satisfaction with POC testing. Do patients find POC testing as convenient as their clinicians do? That is one of the questions that interests Kent B. Lewandrowski, MD, associate chief of pathology and director of laboratory and molecular medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital, who undertook a twofold study of POC testing in a physician practice to find out. The study involved implementing POC testing for HbA1c, a lipid panel, and a comprehensive metabolic panel in a primary care practice. “We wanted to determine the impact on patient satisfaction and also on practice efficiency,” says Dr. Lewandrowski, who is a professor of pathology at Harvard Medical School. “We chose those tests because they are the most commonly ordered ones, and we gave the patients an anonymous questionnaire inquiring about their satisfaction on a scale of bad/horrible to lovely/wonderful.”

complete blood counts and they come in a convenient POC format, we might add those.” That’s not such a far-fetched idea, Dr. Lewandrowski notes, because waivers have been the trend. “Probably one sentinel event was a year or two ago when the Food and Drug Administration approved an over-the-counter salivary HIV test that is also CLIA waived for use in practices. The saliva tests are being used in settings where HIV is commonly encountered, such as EDs, STD clinics, ID clinics, and so on. So you’d have to say, if the FDA is okay with that, they’re probably going to be okay with a lot more. Because other tests are not as controversial as HIV.”

There are many companies working on molecular POC testing, and Dr. Lewandrowski predicts that molecular diagnostics for microbiological applications will be the first to take off. “It’s an ideal test for point of care because traditional methods take so long. And it will take off in hospital settings for MRSA and C. difficile where we need rapid identification of infected patients, and also in clinics where they need viral load monitoring of patients with HIV or HCV to make decisions concerning treatment.” - DR. KENT B. LEWANDROWSKI

“We wanted to determine the impact on patient satisfaction and also on practice efficiency.”

“Suffice it to say that the scores were extremely high: ‘It was great to review results with my doctor at the time of the office visit,’ ‘It’s very convenient,’ ‘It makes the whole experience much more enjoyable and positive.’ The study also found that the number of letters and phone calls as well as the total number of tests ordered and the number of re-visits fell. So there was strong improvement in practice outcomes,” Dr. Lewandrowski says. For the next phase of the study, the researchers will test the same model with different practices to see whether they can generalize their findings. “This has not been extensively studied in the past.” In fact, he says, “There are essentially no studies of efficiency outcomes in primary care.” He hopes to expand this inquiry to include other panels as they become available at point of care. “At some point, when there are CLIA-waived

Another advantage of fast molecular microbiology is managing beds, he says. “If it takes 24 hours for the lab to turn the test result around, you’re having to manage your beds based on a lack of knowledge. You can’t put an influenza patient in with a patient who doesn’t have flu, so it makes it very difficult.” He sees a strong trend toward increased POC testing across the board. “We are getting more and more requests for it, and a lot of that is being driven by the need for the hospital to improve its capacity utilization and efficiency, which can be problematic as we’re getting pushed to get more patients through the system.” Copyright College of American Pathologists. Used with permission.

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urinalysis

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Clarity® Urocheck 120 • UP TO 120 TESTS PER HOUR!

• Flags Abnormal Results

• Q.C. Lockout with Preprogrammed Values and Pass-Fail Summary

• Automatic Paper Feeder

• Operator Lockout (Administrator & Operator Password Protection) • Patient ID Input via Manual or Bar Code Reader • Automatic Calibration and Self-Check for Easy Maintenance

• 2000 Test Internal Memory • USB and RS232 Ports • Large LCD Display • Optional Bar Code Scanner

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• Compatible with LIS, HIS, EMR, and HER Systems

Tanner Scientific® 10SG Reagents for Urinalysis item# TNR 10SG • 100 strips/bottle

• Room Temperature Storage

• RESULTS IN 60 SECONDS OR LESS!

• Strip in Same Order as Leading Brand

• CLIA WAIVED

• Detect Conditions Indicating Possible Diabetes, Metabolic Abonormalities, Liver Diseases, Kidney Function and Urinary Tract Infections

• Consistent Results • In Vitro Diagnostic Test Devices Use Reagents for Qualitative and Semi-Quantitative Urinalysis • TESTS: Leukocytes, Nitrite, Urobiliogen, Protein, pH, Blood, Specific Gravity, Ketone, Bilirubin, Glucose

• Results Along with Other Diagnostics Information Can Rule Out Certain Disease States and Determine If Microscopic Analysis is Needed

Lipid panel/cholesterol CardioChek® Plus Analyzer item# POL 2700 • RESULTS IN AS LITTLE AS 90 SECONDS!

• Compatible with Existing PTS Panels ® Test Strips

• Rapid On-Site Screening to Help Identify At-Risk Individuals

• Measures Total Cholesterol, HDL Cholesterol, Glucose, and Triglycerides

• SINGLE BLOOD CHEMISTRY IN 45 SECONDS!

• Simultaneous Testing of Lipid Profile and Glucose using eGLU™ Electrochemical Glucose Test Strips and Lipid Panel Test Strips

• Patient-Friendly: Sample Size of 15-40uL • Compact, Lightweight, Battery-Powered • Economical to Transport and Easy to Store

• Calculates LDL, TC/HDL Ratio, LDL/HDL Ratio, and Non-HDL Cholesterol

• Wireless Communication: Compatibility with End-User Interface

• Enables Healthcare Professionals to Improve their Throughput


hba1c

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A1cNow+® Analyzer item# PTS 3024 ( 10/box) • PTS 3021 (20/box) • RESULTS IN 5 MINUTES!

• Small (5uL) Blood Sample

• Provides Healthcare Professionals with Fast, Easy Way of Obtaining Accurate A1C Results with a Fingerstick

• Portable: Use in Multiple Exam Rooms

• Enables Clinicians to Communicate Face-to-Face with Patients about their Diabetes Control in Minutes • National Glycohemoglobin Standardization Program Certified, FDA-Cleared, IFCC-Traceable

• Easy-to-Use: Minimal Training Required • Available in Multiple Test Count Configurations • No Maintenance Required • Available with IFCC (mmol/mol)

Siemens® DCA Vantage® Analyzer item# SIE 5075US

• User Defined Reference Ranges via Patient Population

• Trusted Quantitative Results for HbA1C from Small (1uL) Whole Blood Sample in 6 MINUTES!

• Convenient Local Storage of Up to 4,000 Onboard Records with Powerful Sorting Capabilities

• MONITORS GLYCEMIC CONTROL!

• Remote Access for Supervisors or POC Coordinators

• DETECTS EARLY KIDNEY DISEASE!

• Automatically Upload Results to PC via USB Flash Drive to Reduce Manual Logging and Save Time

• Albumin, Creatinine, and Albumin-to-Creatinine (A:C) Ratio from Urine Specimen in 7 MINUTES!

• Adjustable Correlation to Reference Methods

hemoglobin (Hb) MissionPlus® Monitoring System item# MHB C 112 3051

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• RESULTS IN 15 SECONDS OR LESS!

• Hemoglobin (Hb) Meter

• Unique, Deluxe Design • Easy-to-Read, Large LCD Display

• 120 Capillary Transfer Tubes

• Strip Format Offers Accurate Results

• Carrying Case

• Device Format Minimizes Contamination and Provides Sturdy Handling • Simply Insert Test, Apply Specimen with Capillary Transfer Tube and Read Results • Auto-Calibration for Added Convenience • 10uL Capillary or Venous Blood Required • Quick Data Transfer via Mini USB Port

• 100 Test Cartridges • 2 Code Chips • 2 Test Results Recording Pads • 2 Capillary Transfer Tube Package Inserts

• 2 Test Cartridges Package Inserts • 2 Optical Verifiers (2 pcs/canister) • 4 AAA Batteries • Quick Reference Guide • Optical Verifier Package Insert • User’s Manual • Warranty Card

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pt/inr Coag-Sense® The First Portable System with Direct Clot Detection Technology item# CAG 03P6001 • RESULTS IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE! • True Functional Controls Using Actual Thromboplastin and Plasma • Measures Prothrombin Time (PT), the Clotting Tendency of Blood • Reportable Range 0.8-8.0 INR (International Normalized Ratio) • Not Sensitive to Hemoglobin Hematocrit Changes • Barcoding on Each Test Strip: No Calibration Code to Input or Chip Required • Small Sample Size for Easy Dosing (10uL Minimum) • Meter Holds Memory of 100 Tests • For In Vitro Diagnostic and Monitoring Purposes Only, Not for Screening • Performs System Self-Check Each Time a Strip is Inserted

1) Lancing Patient Finger

2) Producing Bead of Blood

3) Collecting Sample #1

4) Collecting Sample #2

5) Cleaning Patient Finger

6) Drying Patient Finger

7) Dispensing Sample #1

8) Dispensing Sample #2

Coaguchek® XS Test Strips item# ROC 046253 15160 • 4 8 strips/box • RESULTS IN LESS THAN 1 MINUTE! • For Determination of Prothrombin Time Tests for Coagulation Levels • Strips are Stored in Vials (Small Plastic Bottles), Each Containing Its Own Specific Code Chip • Whenever Possible, Strips Should Remain in Vial with Cap Closed to Protect from Humidity and Contamination • Store at Room Temperature and Out of Direct Sunlight • Uses Only a Small Drop (8uL) of Capillary Blood


chemistry

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Medica EasyRA® item# NAN 10405

Clinical Chemistry Analyzer for Medical Laboratories WORKLIST • Real-Time Display of Sample Status • Up to 7 Configurable Test Panels • Automatic Inventory of Reagents and Cuvettes Prior to Run • Pause Feature for “On the Fly” Editing • Automatic Search of Pending Samples • Convenient Re-Run of Tests that Require Diluting • LIS Connectivity RE SULTS • ANALYZE STAT SAMPLES WITH RESULTS IN LESS THAN 8 MINUTES! • Touch Sample Position on Display for Detailed Patient Results • Easy Access to Current and Past Results in Multiple Print and Viewing Formats • On-Board Patient Result Search and Sorting Capability • Levey Jennings QC Charts STATUS • On-Screen Display of Tables and Graphics Gives Status of Reagents, Cals and QC • Detailed Automatic Warnings

SETUP, DIAGNOSTIC S AND MAINTENANCE • Flexible Setup of Test Panels, Units, Normal and Rerun Ranges • Patient Demographics Input and Storage • Calibration and QC Parameters Downloaded Automatically from CD or Entered Manually • On-Screen Graphics Guide User Through Maintenance and Diagnostic Steps • Maintenance Logs Enhance Record Keeping

Refurbished Chemistry Analyzers Olympus® AU400 Ideal as a primary chemistry analyzer for small to medium size hospitals and laboratories, or as a dedicated specialty analyzer for larger institutions. Automate and consolidate chemistry testing with Olympus' 125 test menu including chemistry, urine chemistry, specific proteins, esoteric chemistries and tests for therapeutic drug monitoring, drugs-of-abuse, and thyroid function. With random access throughput of up to 400 photometric tests per hour (up to 800 with electrolytes), on-board menu of over 40 tests and user-definable sample handling options, the Olympus® AU400 delivers efficiency for real world lab needs.

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immunoassay

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FREND™ System Get Lab Quality Results Without Giving Up Profits!

FAST

• Maximum 4 min • From Plasma/Serum Sample Loading to Result

EASY TO USE • No Maintenance • Free of Calibration • Compact & Portable

ACCURATE • Excellent CVs • Reliable Results

• Fully Automated System Provides Accurate Lab Quality Test Results • Quantitative Immunoassay Analyzing Device Utilizes Disposable Kits to Provide In Vitro Measurement Results for TSH, PSA, etc • Equipped with Easily Maneuverable Touch Screen User Interface • Compact, Portable, Requires Only a Small Sample Volume item# NAN F 10 • NanoEnTek ® FREND System item# NAN FRPS025 • PSA Plus Reagent • 25 tests/box item# NAN FRTH025 • TSH Reagent • 25 tests/box

Refurbished Immunoassay Systems Beckman® Access 2 • Users View Rack and Run Completion Time in Real Time Onscreen, the Information on Requested Tests, Any Pending Work and Results, and the Status of Required Supplies • Touch-Panel User Interface; User-Defined Reflex Testing • On-Board Refrigeration which Enhances Reagent Stability • Incorporates Magnetic Particle Separation with Chemiluminescent Detection Technology for Rapid Assay Processing and Wide Analytical Range • Unique Network and Sample Handling Technologies, Allows Users to Link Up to Four Systems through One LIS Interface, Enabling Information-Sharing • Continuous Random Access and STAT Capability

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