FOB AllTest Test - 25pcs

Contents:
• 25 test devices
• 25 Sample Collection Tubes with Treatment Solution
• 1 package insert
Properties:
• FOB (Rapid Chromatographic Immunoassay) Rapid Test Cassette for the qualitative determination of human occult bleeding in feces.
• Easy to use, with easy-to-read and reliable results (proven accuracy of 99.1%) in just five minutes.
• It uses a two-antibody “sandwich” assay to selectively detect occult blood in feces at 50ng per ml (or more or 6μg per gr) of feces.
• Its accuracy is not related to the diet of patients (unlike guaiac methods).
• CE marked product, ideal for self-testing at home (for “in vitro” diagnostic use).
• REF:TFO-602
Packaging which includes test cassette, stool device, sample collection tube and user insert.
Use (“in vitro” diagnostic use):
• Before testing, wait until the sample and swab reach room temperature (15°C to 30°C).
• For the collection of stool samples: Place the stool sample in the appropriate container. Use the stool collector to avoid contaminating the sample with any kind of chemical so that the sample is not adulterated.
• Stool sample processing: Unscrew the cap of the sample collection tube. Then you randomly stick the sample collection application device to at least three different locations on the stool sample (do not dig up the stool sample).
• Screw and tighten the cap into the sample collection tube. Then shake vigorously to mix the sample and the extraction buffer.
• Bring the bag to room temperature before opening it: Remove the test cartridge from the case. Use it as soon as possible.
• For best results, run the test immediately after opening the foil case.
• Hold the sample collection tube upright and open the lid: Invert the sample collection tube. Transfer two drops of the exported sample (approximately 80mcL) to the sample well “S” of the test cassette. Then you start the timer.
• Avoid trapping air bubbles in the “S” sample well.
You read the result: After five minutes (don’t read the results after ten minutes).
Interpretation of results:
• Positive: Two lines, one colored line in the area of the “C” control line, while another should be visible in the area of the “T” test line. Note: The intensity of the color in the area of the “T” test line will vary depending on the concentration of occult fecal blood present in the sample. Therefore, any tint in the area of the “T” test line is indicative of a positive result.
• Negative: Only one colored line in the control line area “C” (there is no line in the test line area “T”).
• Invalid: The control line is not displayed (the most likely causes of the lack of a control line are insufficient sample volume or error in procedural techniques), review the procedure and repeat the analysis with a new test.