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Covid-19 Self Test Kit We are the authorized first vendor of ADTech! KFDA CE approved, FDA Pending Price : Negotiable Pre-Clinical Test Report Accuracy - In total samples 93.3% (14/15) - In positive samples 91.7% (11/12) 1. Pre-Clinical Test summary 1) Pre-clinical test is fulfilled by Domestic large clinical laboratory with ADTech COVID-19 IgM/IgG RAPID KIT 2) Tests are made by total 15 samples with 12 positive and 3 negative samples 3) Clinical Laboratory tested the sample with Immunofluorescence Analysis 2. Pre-clinical test result 1) Samples were tested by ADTech COVID-19 IgM/IgG RAPID KIT 2) Test result by ADTechs RAPID KIT - 4 negatives and 11 positives results in 15 samples 3) Comparison between Immunofluorescence analysis and ADTechs RAPID KIT - 14 test results are same(including negative and positive results) - 1 samples test result are different(Positive Negative by ADTech

FAST: Results in under 2 minutes ACCURATE: 99.9% specificity and 98.7% sensitivity EASY TO USE: Convenient for testing at home PAINLESS: Simple and painless saliva collection RELIABLE: 24-Hour RT-PCR Confirmation (100% specific and 100% sensitive) 99.9% specificity. Test specificity this high ensures that almost all the people who are not infected get a negative test result with the Sensiva React Rapid Covid-19 Testing Kit. Using a fast and accurate test such as this one is vital when we are trying to stop virus transmission and protect general health. 98.7% sensitivity Test sensitivity refers to the percentage of infected people who get a positive test result. In our case that means that 98.7% of people with an infection get a positive test result. How to use it? Step 1 â?? Do the test Sensiva React Rapid Test is a simple test that can be� easily done at home. It is convenient and� painless� since it requires you to collect a saliva sample instead of a nasal swab. How to do it? First, use the mobile application to scan the QR code to register. After that, collect a saliva sample and add it into the saliva hole in the reader device before adding the liquid solution. You will be able to interpret your� results in under 2 minutes. Watch a video with detailed instructions on how to do the test in the video below. Please follow the instructions carefully to obtain a valid test result. Step 2 â?? Get RT-PCR confirmation in 24 hours You can use the prepaid shipping label and send the saliva sample used for the rapid test to us. You will get an official PCR result (100% sensitivity and 100% specificity) in 24 hours. Our lab is certified under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA), so you can rely on us to provide you with accurate and reliable test results. Who is Sensiva React Rapid Covid-19 Test for? Sensiva React Rapid Covid-19 Test is designed for patients with COVID-19 symptoms or those who are asymptomatic but suspected of having exposure. Its easy-to-follow instructions make it convenient for testing at home. The kit contains: (1) Specimen Tube (1) Saliva Funnel (1) Dropper (1) Bio-hazard bag with absorbent pad (1) Lateral flow device (1) 5ml EZ-Tear Saline Solution (1) 0.3ml EZ-Tear Buffer Solution (1) Written Instruction Card

Vannin Healthcare offers several effective COVID-19 tests: SGTi-flex COVID-19 IgM/IgG (25 tests per kit) STANDARD Q COVID-19 IgM/IgG Duo Test (40 tests per kit) Anti-SARS-CoV-2 Rapid Test (50 tests per kit) General Features Can detect and differentiate between IgM and IgG antibodies Convenient: no additional equipment necessary Extremely fast: results in 10-15 minutes Point-of-care testing Allow rapid decision-making in high-stakes situations Why our tests Certified: CE-IVD marked, FDA-cleared, ISO 13485, Korea GMP-certified Reliable: high clinical specificity and selectivity Easy to interpret Can detect antibodies even in asymptomatic patients Vannin Healthcare Global offers various diagnostic and serology tests for identifying the presence of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus2 (SARS-CoV-2). SARS-CoV-2 is the virus that causes COVID-19 which means that its presence could indicate that a person has been infected. There are two types of tests currently used to determine the presence of the virus: Molecular diagnostic tests or viral tests (Swab tests) Antibody serology tests (Blood tests) Vannin Healthcare Globalâ??s Serology Tests To find out whether antibodies are present in an obtained sample (whole blood, plasma, or serum), serology tests are used. The presence of antibodies could indicate a past infection. And depending on the type of the immunoglobulins present, it could also determine the approximate time when the infection occurred. After fighting a coronavirus, our bodies are likely to produce two classes of antibodies: IgM and IgG. In the case of SARS-CoV-2, both IgM and IgG are most likely to occur simultaneously within two to three weeks after a personâ??s been infected. For a firmer diagnosis, Vannin Healthcare Global offers serology tests that check for both IgM and IgG antibodies. Can detect and differentiate between IgM and IgG antibodies Differentiating between the antibodies is crucial when it comes to providing proper medical advice to your patients. The appearance of IgM antibodies is the initial response of the organism fighting to suppress the virus. These antibodies could indicate that the patient is still infectious, and advising patients to self-isolate is the appropriate course of action. IgG antibodies can be detected in the blood sample usually within7-10 days after the onset of infection. If a patient has IgG antibodies, and no IgM antibodies, they have developed a temporary immunity to COVID-19. No additional equipment necessary The test design makes it a perfect choice for remote areas without access to fully-equipped laboratories. Simply obtain a blood sample from a patient, and add 10�µl into the appropriate place on the testing cassette along with three drops (90�µl) of the buffer. The results will appear in 10-15 minutes. Point-of-care testing Being easy-to-interpret and fast, it is ideal for rapid decision-making in the ICU or during a consultation with a patient. In medical disaste