SEJOY SARS-COV-2 AG SELF-TEST
1.53€
- Brand: DPI MEDICAL SOLUTION Srl
- Product Code: 984902940
- EAN: 6939663976367
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Quick Test
SARS-CoV-2
Description
SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Rapid Test Cassette.
How to use
Preparation
Wash or disinfect your hands. Make sure they are dry before starting the test. Read the instructions carefully before testing.
Check the expiration date printed on the foil pouch. Open the pouch and check the result window and sample well on the cassette.
Sample collection
Sample collection can be done by yourself or by a caregiver.
Self-taking of the sample can be performed by anyone over the age of 18.
Children under 18 should be performed by a parent or legal guardian. Follow local guidelines for specimen collection from children.
Procedure
Unscrew the dropper cap from the extraction solution tube without crushing it. Insert the tube into the hole on the kit box (or place the tube in the tube holder). Open the swab pouch at the stick end.
Caution: Do not touch the absorbent tip of the swab with your hands.
Insert the entire absorbent tip of the swab into one nostril. Using a gentle twist, push the swab to within 2.5cm of the edge of the nostril. Rotate the swab five times by lightly tapping inside the nostril. Extract the swab and insert it into the other nostril, repeating the step. Remove the swab from the nostril and insert it into the tube, making a circular motion for 30 seconds. Rotate the swab 5 times while squeezing the side of the tube. Withdraw the swab while squeezing the tube.
Firmly attach the tip of the dropper to the extraction buffer tube containing the sample. Mix thoroughly by swirling or by flicking the bottom of the tube. Unscrew the small cap from the end of the dropper. Gently squeeze the tube and dispense 4 drops of solution into the sample well.
Read the result when the timer reaches 15-30 minutes. Do not read if 30 minutes have passed.
Interpretation of results
– Negative: Only the control line (C) and no test line (T) appears. It means that no SARS-CoV-2 antigen has been detected. A negative test result indicates that you are unlikely to have COVID-19 at this time. Continue to comply with all the rules and protective measures in force when in contact with other people. It is possible that there is an infection going on even if the test is negative. If suspected, repeat the test after 1-2 days, as the coronavirus cannot be accurately detected at all stages of infection.
– Positive: Both the control line (C) and the test line (T) appear. It means that the SARS-CoV-2 antigen has been detected. A positive test result indicates a very high probability that you are infected with COVID-19. Contact your doctor/general practitioner or local health authority immediately. Follow local self-isolation guidelines. A confirmatory PCR test should be performed.
Note: Any line, even a very faint one, present in the test line area (T) should be considered positive.
– Invalid: The control line (C) does not appear. The most likely reasons for the invalid result are insufficient sample volume or incorrect procedure. Re-read the instructions and repeat the test with a new cassette. If the test results are still invalid, contact your doctor or a center that tests for COVID-19.
Warning
SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Rapid Test Cassette.
How to use
Preparation
Wash or disinfect your hands. Make sure they are dry before starting the test. Read the instructions carefully before testing.
Check the expiration date printed on the foil pouch. Open the pouch and check the result window and sample well on the cassette.
Sample collection
Sample collection can be done by yourself or by a caregiver.
Self-taking of the sample can be performed by anyone over the age of 18.
Children under 18 should be performed by a parent or legal guardian. Follow local guidelines for specimen collection from children.
Procedure
Unscrew the dropper cap from the extraction solution tube without crushing it. Insert the tube into the hole on the kit box (or place the tube in the tube holder). Open the swab pouch at the stick end.
Caution: Do not touch the absorbent tip of the swab with your hands.
Insert the entire absorbent tip of the swab into one nostril. Using a gentle twist, push the swab to within 2.5cm of the edge of the nostril. Rotate the swab five times by lightly tapping inside the nostril. Extract the swab and insert it into the other nostril, repeating the step. Remove the swab from the nostril and insert it into the tube, making a circular motion for 30 seconds. Rotate the swab 5 times while squeezing the side of the tube. Withdraw the swab while squeezing the tube.
Firmly attach the tip of the dropper to the extraction buffer tube containing the sample. Mix thoroughly by swirling or by flicking the bottom of the tube. Unscrew the small cap from the end of the dropper. Gently squeeze the tube and dispense 4 drops of solution into the sample well.
Read the result when the timer reaches 15-30 minutes. Do not read if 30 minutes have passed.
Interpretation of results
– Negative: Only the control line (C) and no test line (T) appears. It means that no SARS-CoV-2 antigen has been detected. A negative test result indicates that you are unlikely to have COVID-19 at this time. Continue to comply with all the rules and protective measures in force when in contact with other people. It is possible that there is an infection going on even if the test is negative. If suspected, repeat the test after 1-2 days, as the coronavirus cannot be accurately detected at all stages of infection.
– Positive: Both the control line (C) and the test line (T) appear. It means that the SARS-CoV-2 antigen has been detected. A positive test result indicates a very high probability that you are infected with COVID-19. Contact your doctor/general practitioner or local health authority immediately. Follow local self-isolation guidelines. A confirmatory PCR test should be performed.
Note: Any line, even a very faint one, present in the test line area (T) should be considered positive.
– Invalid: The control line (C) does not appear. The most likely reasons for the invalid result are insufficient sample volume or incorrect procedure. Re-read the instructions and repeat the test with a new cassette. If the test results are still invalid, contact your doctor or a center that tests for COVID-19.
Warning