- Condition: Factory New
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Learn more:
- MFR: Cardinal Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: B1077-40
- Phone: (800) 964-5227
Frequently asked questions
How quickly does this test provide results?
This test is designed for rapid diagnosis, delivering reliable results in just 5 minutes.
Is this kit suitable for both children and adults?
Yes, the Cardinal Health Strep A Test is validated for use with both pediatric and adult populations, making it a versatile choice for family practices, pediatric clinics, and urgent care centers.
Does this test require professional laboratory equipment?
No. Because the kit is CLIA-waived, it is specifically designed for ease of use in various healthcare environments and does not require complex laboratory equipment. It utilizes a simple dipstick-based visual read method.
How reliable is the accuracy of this test?
The test demonstrates high clinical performance with a sensitivity of 96% and a specificity of 99%, as validated through clinical correlation studies.
Are storage requirements complicated for this kit?
Not at all. The kit can be stored at standard room temperature, which simplifies inventory management and does not require specialized refrigeration.
Are control samples provided for quality assurance?
Yes, the kit includes both positive and negative control samples to ensure your testing process remains accurate and consistent.
What is included in the test kit?
Each kit is a complete diagnostic package containing everything needed for 25 tests, including:
- 25 Test Devices
- 25 Throat Swabs
- 25 Extraction Reagent Capsules
- Positive and Negative Controls
- Instructions for Use and Procedure Card
Is this test compliant with federal requirements?
Yes, this product is TAA (Trade Agreement Act) compliant and meets the necessary standards for professional clinical use.
Does the test require a throat swab sample?
Yes, the kit is specifically designed for the qualitative detection of Strep A antigens collected via throat swab specimens.
Is the test easy to read for clinical staff?
Yes, it uses a visual read format via a dipstick/cassette system, which is designed for straightforward interpretation during rapid clinical screenings.