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We have two instruments: KD-I rapid test reader and KD-IV test reader. The both adopt the principle of reflectance spectrophotometer by using fiber-optical probe to collect reflected light and achieve the quantitative analysis of specimen. It is a portable, easy to use, rapid testing instrument designed to provide quantitative results for immunochromatographic lateral flow tests. This advanced point of care instrument delivers fast and accurate results in hospitals and laboratories. The quantitative tests are used for the test readers and can get a definitive result by the reader. It is easy to get a result by the test reader.

Driven with the passion of 'Making diagnostic lab tools accessible to everyone', Colorimetrix was established in 2014, and officially started commercial...

The medical diagnostics industry is advancing at a fast-paced. The new innovations come with a promise to enhance the accuracy of detecting diseases...

Rapid Test Laboratories is a Point of Care provider of accurate reliable rapid Testing including 15 minute COVID-19 testing. We are the Valleys go to for health care professionals, individuals and businesses. We offer private, confidential, boutique lab services. www.rapidtestlaboratories.com

The future of community pharmacies is in danger. With some 639 local pharmacies closing in England since 2016, action is clearly needed to ensure their longevity and maintain their rightful place on the high street. With increasing pressure on the NHS, which is suffering from healthcare backlogs and long waiting lists following the harsh impact of the pandemic, pharmacies have an opportunity to create a more substantial contribution within the healthcare industry. To ensure that pharmacies are able to embrace this opportunity, they need to be equipped with the necessary tools to enable them to meet the needs of an increasingly digital population. One way of doing this is to support pharmacies online, by providing them with a means to connect to patients via mobile, tablet or desktop. In turn, the UK population needs to be more aware of the services that can be provided by a pharmacist - many of which would save them from visiting a GP.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published a new diagnostic guidance to enhance CYP2C19 genotype testing to guide clopidogrel use for patients who have suffered an ischemic stroke or transient ischemic attack. Published in July, the diagnostic guidance also emphasised the vital role of pharmacists and pharmacies in the implementation of CYP2C19 genotype testing used to guide prescribed antiplatelet medication. According to the NICE guidance, pharmacists with their expertise in pharmacogenomics and patient medication management, will be integral in interpreting test results and recommending appropriate antiplatelet therapy. It also highlighted the need for close collaboration with other healthcare professionals to ensure effective implementation across various care settings for stroke patients. The diagnostics advisory committee, a standing advisory committee of NICE, agreed that it should be possible to gather samples for genotype testing at a location that is convenient for the person having the test and highlighted the role of pharmacies as accessible locations for CYP2C19 genotype testing.The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published a new diagnostic guidance to enhance CYP2C19 genotype testing to guide clopidogrel use for patients who have suffered an ischemic stroke or transient ischemic attack. Published in July, the diagnostic guidance also emphasised the vital role of pharmacists and pharmacies in the implementation of CYP2C19 genotype testing used to guide prescribed antiplatelet medication. According to the NICE guidance, pharmacists with their expertise in pharmacogenomics and patient medication management, will be integral in interpreting test results and recommending appropriate antiplatelet therapy. It also highlighted the need for close collaboration with other healthcare professionals to ensure effective implementation across various care settings for stroke patients. The d

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