Flu A/B Covide-19 3-in-1 Antigen Rapid Test Kit Results in 10 Minutes Home Test | In Stock & Wholesale

A: A rapid influenza antigen test is a diagnostic method that detects viral antigens. The mucous membrane at the back of the nose is swabbed to collect a sample for testing. Results are available in about 10 to 15 minutes, allowing for a rapid diagnosis. However, for the test result to be positive, there must be a sufficient amount of virus in the body.

A: This test kit can simultaneously detect Influenza A, Influenza B, COVID-19, and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), making it ideal for rapid screening and differential diagnosis.

A: The test can be performed using nasal swabs (Nasal Swab) or nasopharyngeal swabs (Nasopharyngeal Swab). Proper sample collection is essential to ensure accurate results.

A: The results are available within 10-15 minutes. Results read after 20 minutes should be considered invalid.

• Positive: Both the control line (C) and the test region (A/B/T) show colored bands, indicating a positive result for the corresponding virus.
• Negative: Only the control line (C) shows a colored band, indicating no detectable virus.
• Invalid: No colored band appears on the control line (C), making the test invalid. Please retest with a new kit.

A: This test kit has high sensitivity and specificity:

• Influenza A: Sensitivity 99.7%-100%, Specificity 99.8%-100%
• Influenza B: Sensitivity 99.6%-100%, Specificity 99.8%-100%
• COVID-19: Sensitivity 92.9%, Specificity 98.6%
• RSV: Sensitivity 94.74%, Specificity 98.96%
  Test accuracy may be affected by factors such as sample quality and viral load. If uncertain, confirm with a PCR test or clinical evaluation.

A: This test is intended for hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centers, healthcare institutions and home to help medical professionals quickly differentiate between infections and provide timely treatment.

A: Store the kit at 2-30°C in a dry environment, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Do not freeze. Ensure the kit is at room temperature (15-30°C) before use.

A: All used swabs, test cassettes, tubes, and materials should be properly disposed of according to medical waste disposal regulations to prevent contamination.