Rapid infectious disease test QuStick™
for antigensStreptococcus Athroat

Rapid infectious disease test - QuStick™  - EKF Diagnostics - for antigens / Streptococcus A / throat
Rapid infectious disease test - QuStick™  - EKF Diagnostics - for antigens / Streptococcus A / throat
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Characteristics

Applications
for infectious diseases
Tested parameter
for antigens
Micro-organism
Streptococcus A
Sample type
throat
Analysis mode
CLIA
Result display time

5 min

Sensitivity

97 %

Description

Superior culture classification: 91% @ Rare (< 5 colonies) 100% @ 1+ (<10 colonies) QuStick™ Strep A from EKF Diagnostics provides qualitative detection of Group A Streptococcal Antigen directly from throat specimens from patients within five minutes. QuStick Strep A is highly sensitive and has been proven to detect difficult cases that other rapid streptococcal tests may miss. Its enhanced sensitivity is because it requires fewer bacterial colonies to be present in order to provide a positive result. In turn, this means that Strep A can be diagnosed earlier allowing patients to be treated quicker and more cost-effectively. Strep A kits use a simple dip stick format. Each kit includes individually pouched test strips, reagent A and B, positive and negative external controls, polyester throat swabs, extraction tubes and a pictorial user’s guide. QuStick Strep A kits from Stanbio Chemistry are CLIA waived and have a shelf life of 20 months. PLEASE NOTE: Not all products are available in all countries. Please check with EKF for availability.

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