Sekisui Osom Mono Test

The Sekisui Osom Mono Test is a rapid and reliable diagnostic tool for infectious mononucleosis. Designed for ease of use, it delivers quick, two-color results, ensuring clarity and reducing the likelihood of misinterpretation. With a sensitivity of 100% and specificity of 96%, the test guarantees accurate results, minimizing false outcomes. This CLIA waived test is ideal for clinical environments that require prompt, efficient testing methods.

It can be used with whole blood, serum, or plasma, enhancing its versatility. The test's quick five-minute result time aids in the swift diagnosis and management of symptoms. It can be stored at room temperature for up to 12 months, extending its usability in various settings. Each kit includes 25 tests with two additional sticks for external quality control testing, ensuring ongoing accuracy in results.

• Easy-to-read two-color results enhance usability, ensuring clarity in reading positive or negative outcomes.
• The test's 100% sensitivity and 96% specificity provide reliable and accurate results, reducing the risk of false negatives or positives.
• With a rapid result time of just five minutes, healthcare professionals can quickly diagnose and treat patients.
• Versatile sample compatibility, the test can be used with whole blood, serum, or plasma samples to suit various clinical needs.
• CLIA waived status allows the test to be administered in non-laboratory settings, facilitating broader application and access.

• The Sekisui Osom Mono Test is designed to quickly diagnose infectious mononucleosis using whole blood, serum, or plasma. It's ideal for clinical settings where rapid and accurate detection is crucial, helping healthcare providers promptly address symptoms.

1. What sample types are compatible with the Sekisui Osom Mono Test?
The test can be used with whole blood, serum, or plasma, offering flexibility in clinical applications.

2. How long does it take to obtain results from the test?
The Sekisui Osom Mono Test provides results in just five minutes, allowing for rapid diagnosis.