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Easy Saliva Test Invbio, 25 tests

The Invbio Covid (SARS-Cov-2) Antigen Rapid 25 Tests Device (Saliva) explained


Developped in 2021 this easy Corona virus (SARS-Cov2) Antigen Test Device, 25 tests a box on Saliva and sputum is an in vitro diagnostic test for the qualitative detection of covid antigens in human sputum and saliva, using the rapid immuno-chromatographic lateral flow method with a Genprice casette device. These casettes are disposable.

The identification is based on mouse monoclonal antibodies specific for the covid antigen. If you are anigen positive you are at risk to infect other people or animals like cats.

How does the saliva COVID-19 Rapid Test Device of Invbio works?

  1. One line on the C of control means negative
  2. Two lines one on the Ag and one on the control means positive
  3. No lines mean the test failed

Buy the not painful Antigen Rapid Test Devices for Saliva from Maxanim Gentaur

  1. CE Mark and EUA for USA Emmergency Use Authorisation.
  2. Not FDA approved in februari 2021
  3. Relative sensitivity: 96.17 %
  4. Relative specificity: >99.9%
  5. Accuracy:98.79%%
  6. Specimen: Saliva, 10-20 minutes to get results

Innovation Biotechis a biotechnology company specializing in research, development and manufacturing.

  1. advanced medical in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) rapid test kits
  2. laboratory disposal products

InvBio Saliva test is one the most used and reliable saliva testing methods

Recommendations for the use of saliva as sample in Covid-19.

Use a standardized method for saliva collection, which minimizes the potential risk of transmission via contact by saliva droplets or aerosol.Use appropriate conditions for sample preservation.Use appropriate assays, validated and with sufficient sensitivity for application in saliva.Increase the knowledge base on clinical applications, allowing for a more accurate interpretation of the results.

Genprice provides the one step Covid test kit based on the INVBIO brand.

  1. Other Invbio products include Fertility Tests, Infectious diseases, Tumor markers, DOA test, test cup, Urinalysis reagent strip, Gentaur ELISA kit, Digital alcohol tester and urine analyzers.
  2. Genprice troponin I test, alcohol screening saliva test strips, urine strips, elisa kits and microscope slides are available in Europe and the UK through our distributors Maxanim merged with Gentaur.
  3. These laboratory products obtained approval licenses ISO13485, FSC certificate, and most of our products get CE mark.
  4. Our objective is the utmost satisfaction of our clients all around the world by supplying our quality and economical products
     
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