Medomics – 3-in-1 Rapid Antigen Detection Reagent for Novel Coronavirus/ Influenza A and Influenza (Colloidal Gold Method)

Medomics – 3-in-1 Rapid Antigen Detection Reagent for Novel Coronavirus/ Influenza A and Influenza (Colloidal Gold Method)
Medimics – SARS-CoV-2 & Influenza A/B Antigen Combo Rapid Test Kit (LFIA)

Medomics – 3-in-1 New Coronavirus/Influenza A and Influenza Type 7 Rapid Antigen Detection Reagent has obtained CE certification from the European Union. It can detect Novel Coronavirus, Influenza A and Type ⼄ at the same time. The product uses a nasal swab for detection, which is easy to operate and only takes 15 minutes Test results are available in minutes.

Instructions:
1. Tear off the seal of the lysate tube and place it on the test tube rack
2. Insert the swab (adhered to the larger absorbent tip) into the nostril (2.5cm). Be sure to collect any nasal fluid that may be present. Carefully rotate the swab in a circular path inside the nostril at least 5 times. Repeat this in the other nostril using the same swab
3. Insert the swab into the decomposition solution tube and rotate the swab 10 times along the tube wall
4. Squeeze the swab 5 times from the outer wall first, then lift the swab above the decomposition solution, squeeze the swab once from the outer tube wall, and keep the sample in the tube as much as possible
5. Break off the swab and cap the dropper
6. Put 4 drops of the treated sample into the injection hole
7. Wait 15 minutes
8. Complete and display positive/negative results (according to the instruction manual)

Precautions:
– Before testing, please read the instruction manual carefully
– The test box should be placed at 2°C to 30°C, away from direct sunlight
– Test kits should be used within 1 hour of opening
– Children should use under parental supervision
– The above products are only suitable for preliminary screening, and the test results should be combined with other clinical symptoms for diagnosis
– If you have any doubts about the test results, you should seek professional advice from your doctor immediately. If you suspect infection, feel unwell or have any symptoms; such as fever, cough, runny nose and sore throat, etc., you should also seek medical attention immediately for proper diagnosis