New Launch: Reszon ABC Combo Test – FLU A+B & COVID-19 Ag (Nasal Swab)
Selangor, 28 Oct 2024 – With seasonal flu and COVID-19 still prevalent, timely and reliable diagnosis of respiratory viral infections is critical as the window to start critical treatment is limited. Reszon Diagnostics is excited to introduce Reszon ABC Combo Test – FLU A+B & COVID-19 Ag (Nasal Swab), a rapid test intended to simultaneously differentiate for COVID-19, Influenza A, and Influenza B antigen in a single nasal swab within 15 minutes.
Wondering if it’s COVID-19 or Flu?
COVID-19 and influenza often have similar symptoms, such as fever, shortness of breath, fatigue,
sore throat, runny rose, making presumptive diagnosis challenging.
Reszon ABC Combo Test – FLU A+B & COVID-19 Ag (Nasal Swab) is the ideal solution for medical professionals requiring quick, accurate, and convenient results to make treatment decisions with confidence at point-of-care setting.
Key Features and Benefits
Perform using a single nasal swab to test for COVID-19, Flu A, and Flu B, making the qualitative screening process seamless, saving time in multiple sample collection and repeating assay for each test
Results are ready at the point of care, enabling immediate treatment action
Helps differentiate COVID-19 from Flu A and Flu B, supporting faster, more accurate treatment and clinical management decisions
Suitable for high-throughput testing programs, enabling large scale deployment in clinical settings.
Know Sooner. Treat Faster.
With Reszon ABC Combo Test – FLU A+B & COVID-19 Ag (Nasal Swab), healthcare professionals have a new way to manage respiratory viral infections more effectively and efficiently. Stay prepared with the latest innovations that helps your team take timely, confident steps to care for patients.
For more information, orders, or inquiries, contact our team at info@reszonics.com or visit our website at www.reszonics.com.
Watch Instruction of Use VideoReference:
World Health Organization (14 Oct 2024) Coronavirus disease (COVID-19): Similarities and differences between COVID-19 and Influenza. Accessed on 28 Oct 2024.
