Discover the Rapid Influenza A + B Test NADAL® by nal von minden, an innovative device designed for the rapid and accurate diagnosis of influenza. This immunological test makes it possible to qualitatively identify and differentiate influenza virus antigens of type A (including H1N1) and type B, using samples collected via nasal, throat or nasopharyngeal swab, or from nasal or nasopharyngeal wash fluid. Thanks to its ease of use and rapid results, it is an indispensable ally for doctors and healthcare professionals.

Package Contents

Each package of the Rapid Influenza A + B Test includes:

• 10 test strips


• 1 bottle of diluent


• 10 disposable droppers (300 µl)


• 10 sample collection tubes


• 1 plastic tube holder


• 10 sterile swabs for sampling


• 3 control swabs (A positive, B positive, negative)


• 1 detailed instruction manual

Test Details

The Rapid Influenza A + B Test offers high performance thanks to:

• Accepted Samples: Nasal, throat, nasopharyngeal swabs and wash fluids (from 2 to 2.5 ml)


• Response Time: Results in just 10-15 minutes


• Sensitivity: 91.8% compared with RT-PCR culture for subtypes A H3, A H5 and B


• Specificity: 98.9% compared with RT-PCR culture for subtypes A H3, A H5 and B


• Storage: The kit can be stored at room temperature (2° C - 30° C)

Why Choose the Rapid Influenza A + B Test?

This test is ideal for:

• Rapid diagnosis in clinical and hospital settings


• Monitoring influenza outbreaks during flu season


• Ease of use and interpretation of results


• Reduced waiting times for diagnosis compared with traditional methods

Test Use

The Rapid Influenza A + B Test is easy to use. Follow the instructions included in the package to ensure accurate results. Be sure to use the sterile swabs provided and follow the sample collection procedures to achieve maximum reliability.

Conclusion

Don't let influenza catch you by surprise. Choose the Rapid Influenza A + B Test NADAL® for a fast and accurate diagnosis. It is an essential product for anyone who wants to monitor their own health and that of their patients during flu season.