Rapid Blood Borne Virus Testing

Rapid Blood Borne Virus Tests using the finger prick testing method offer an accurate, swift and minimally invasive way to screen for HIV antibodies, HBsAg and Hepatitis C antibodies. A testing approach utilising this new technology allows for quick results, aiding in faster diagnosis and decision-making for subsequent care or treatment.

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InTec Rapid Anti-HCV Test

Fast and Reliable Finger Prick Blood Testing for Hepatitis C Virus.

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InTec Rapid Anti-HIV Test

Fast and Reliable Finger Prick Blood Testing for HIV.

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Toyo Rapid HBsAg Test

Fast and Reliable Finger Prick Blood Testing for the Hepatitis B virus.

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