Complaint
One Step Anti-Syphilis Test is a rapid direct binding test for the visual detection of antibodies to syphilis in serum as an aid in the diagnosis of syphilis infection. Test results are read visually without any instrument. It is based on the principle of double antigen sandwich immunoassay for determination of syphilis antibodies in serum. Purified recombinant syphilis antigens were employed to specifically identify syphilis antibodies with high sensitivity. This one step test only takes about 10-20 minutes.
Key Features:
Easy to use
Easy to read
Specificity: 99%
Read results within 10-20 minutes
High sensitivity
Room temperature storage
Specifications:
1) Specimen: serum
2) Format: strip
3) Sensitivity: high
4) One kit includes 1 test (with desiccant) in a foil pouch
| Test Method | For Model Detecting Serum/Plasma (1) Remove the strip/cassette from the sealed pouch. (2) For strip, with arrows pointing toward the urine sample, immerse the strip vertically in the sample for at least 10-15 seconds; alternatively, draw sample with dropper and then add 1-2 drops of sample into the sample well of strip. For cassette, place the device on flat surface, draw sample with dropper and then add 2-3 drops of sample into the sample well of cassette. (3) Start timing and observe the result within 10-20 minutes. For Model Detecting Serum/Plasma/Whole Blood (1) Remove the strip/cassette from the sealed pouch. (2) Put the strip/cassette on a flat surface, draw sample with dropper and then add 1 drop into the sample well of strip/cassette, and then add 1 drop of dilution. (3) Start timing and observe the result within 10-20 minutes. |
Interpretation of Results | Positive: One red line appears in the test region (T) and another red line appears in the control region (C). Negative: A red line appears in the control region (C) but no red line appears in the test region (T). Invalid:No line in both the test region (T) and control region (C), or a red line appears in the test region (T) but no red line appears in the control region (C). |
