Fast Reaction Rapid Diagnostic Kit

The rapid response nursing point diagnostic kit refers to a portable and easy-to-use in vitro diagnostic product that can quickly complete sample testing and obtain results on site without relying on large professional laboratory equipment. It is designed for rapid screening, preliminary diagnosis, and emergency testing in various non laboratory scenarios.

The test results can usually be obtained within 3-30 minutes, greatly reducing waiting time compared to traditional laboratory methods and supporting real-time decision-making in emergency situations and screening scenarios. Low professional requirements, without complex pre-processing or professional operational skills. Can be used by trained non laboratory staff and even for self inspection; Small size, light weight, no need for power supply or only simple power support, suitable for on-site, community, emergency and mobile detection environments. The results are intuitive and clear, displayed visually such as colored lines, fluorescence, or numerical readings. Highly specific and sensitive to target pathogens or indicators, with good stability under normal temperature or simple storage conditions. Disposable and safe, most of them are disposable structures to avoid cross contamination.

Some products use inactivated samples to improve biological safety.

Can be applied for rapid detection of influenza COVID 19, Respiratory viruses, sexually transmitted infections, and other infectious diseases require urgent testing for myocardial markers, inflammatory markers, and liver and kidney function. Suitable for large-scale population screening, community nucleic acid/antigen screening, as well as border quarantine, customs inspection, school and workplace health monitoring. It can also be used for home self inspection such as pregnancy testing, self screening for infectious diseases, and detection of gastrointestinal pathogens, facilitating preliminary judgment before medical treatment.

The technical forms include colloidal gold immunochromatography, fluorescence immunochromatography, rapid isothermal amplification (similar to PCR for rapid nucleic acid detection), and dry chemical detection strips.