Combined rapid test for COVID-19, influenza (A and B), RSV (respiratory syncytial), and adenovirus, nasal
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Rapid Blood Test for AIDS (HIV 1, 2), cassette
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Rapid Blood Test for AIDS (HIV 1, 2), Strip
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Rapid Saliva Test for AIDS (HIV 1.2)
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Rapid Test for Monkeypox (MXG)
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Rapid Urine Test for AIDS (HIV 1.2)
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Various types of tests for infectious diseases, including COVID-19 and the flu.
The tests are suitable for at-home use and for laboratories.
They also differ in the method of sample collection for analysis:
nasopharyngeal—using a long sterile swab to collect a sample from the back of the nasal cavity and the throat;
saliva-based—gentle and suitable for young children and infants. The sample is collected from saliva gathered in a container and transferred to a test tube using a pipette.
Blood tests—used to detect the presence of antibodies to a specific disease, indicating a past infection. Self-testing kits come with a single-use automatic lancet and a disinfectant wipe. A single drop of blood is required, obtained by pricking the finger with the lancet—a virtually painless procedure.
The tests also differ in whether they are designed for a single infectious disease or are combination tests that detect (separately) the presence of different viruses, such as COVID-19, influenza A, or influenza B.
