LumiraDX Rapid Test
The LumiraDX Rapid Tests from Roche Diagnostics are intended for use with the LumiraDX platform, offering fast and reliable diagnostics directly at the point of need. Thanks to the simple sample collection and minimal hands-on time, the tests can be performed in just a few steps – helping healthcare professionals save valuable time during their daily routine.
Accurate results are available within minutes, supporting well-founded clinical decision-making. The tests are available for various parameters such as CRP, D-Dimer, INR, HbA1c and NT-proBNP.
Product Details
- LumiraDX Rapid Test from Roche Diagnostics
- Specifically designed for the LumiraDX PoC system
- Quick test procedure in just a few steps
- Delivers reliable results within minutes
- Minimal hands-on time saves valuable resources
- Especially simple sample collection
- Matching quality control available
- Available for various parameters
- Excluded from return policy
- For professional in-vitro diagnostics only
Ordering Information
| |
CRP |
D-Dimer |
INR |
HbA1c |
NT-proBNP |
| Sample Type |
Capillary blood Plasma* Whole blood* |
Capillary blood Plasma** Whole blood** |
Capillary blood |
Capillary blood Whole blood*** |
Capillary blood Plasma* Whole blood* |
| Sample Volume |
20 μl |
15 μl |
8 μl |
15 μl |
20 μl |
| Test Duration |
4 minutes |
6 minutes |
< 90 seconds |
5 minutes |
12 minutes |
| Precision |
< 10% CV |
≤ 11.1% CV |
< 3.73% CV |
≤ 4% CV |
≤ 12% CV |
| Measuring Range |
5.0–250.0 mg/l |
190–4000 μg/l FEU |
0.8–80 INR |
20–130 mmol/mol |
50–9000 pg/ml (ng/l) |
| Haematocrit |
15–55% |
20–55% |
25–55% |
6–21 g/dl |
15–55% |
| Transfer Tube |
Lithium heparin |
Lithium heparin |
Without anticoagulant |
|
Lithium heparin |
| Storage Temperature |
2–30 °C |
2–30 °C |
5–32 °C |
2–30 °C |
2–30 °C |
| Contents |
24 tests |
12 tests |
48 tests |
24 tests |
12 tests |
*Lithium heparin
**Sodium citrate
***EDTA
NT-proBNP
The LumiraDx NT-proBNP Test supports the diagnosis of heart failure in symptomatic patients. In combination with clinical assessment, ruling out heart failure in primary care can help avoid unnecessary specialist referrals and identify those who require further diagnostic evaluation.