Test influence fast exame influtest a-b

Indications:
Rapid immunochromatic test, which works on a throat, nasopharyngeal, or mucus swab sample, and is able to provide the diagnosis and differentiation of influenza A (and subtypes such as H1N1, H5N3, H7N3, H9N2, and H5N1) and B viruses in just 10 minutes, just 24 hours after the first symptoms appear.

Characteristics:
The advantage of the test is that it provides a response in just 10 minutes compared to the 3-10 days required to obtain the result using the culture method.
In the result, the test indicates whether the subject is negative or whether influenza antigens have been detected, also specifying whether it is type A (and its subtypes) or type B, so that the most appropriate treatment can be evaluated. Suitable.

How to use:
Once the sample has been collected, it should be brought into contact with the reagent, after which a few drops should be dropped into the appropriate space.
In any case, the control line must appear, indicating that the test is working correctly. If this line does not appear, it means that the test is not working for some reason (poor storage, having been opened too long, etc.).
The appearance of two red lines indicates that the test is positive.
Depending on where the second line appears, it is possible to determine whether the type of influenza is A (and subtypes) or B.