Abbott Nutrition General Chemistry Reagent Alinity c Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) For Alinity c Analyzer 1,200 Tests, 1/EA

General Chemistry Reagent Alinity c Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) For Alinity c Analyzer 1,200 Tests, 1/EA

Alinity c Lactate Dehydrogenase LDH general chemistry reagent is a cartridge-based assay for quantifying lactate dehydrogenase in human serum or plasma on the Alinity c analyzer. It fits labs and healthcare settings that need an LDH test specifically matched to the Alinity c workflow. This SKU supports 1,200 tests and requires refrigeration for storage.

Good Fit For

• Clinical laboratories using an Alinity c analyzer
• General chemistry testing workflows for serum or plasma samples
• Buyers planning for higher test volumes in a single reagent purchase

Key Features

• LDH general chemistry reagent for quantitative testing on the Alinity c analyzer
• Works with human serum or plasma samples, supporting common clinical lab workflows
• Cartridge format helps align with Alinity c analyzer use
• 1,200-test capacity suits higher-volume testing needs
• Uses the IFCC lactate to pyruvate test method
• Refrigerated storage requirement is important for receiving and inventory planning

Applications and Usage

• Running lactate dehydrogenase testing on an Alinity c analyzer
• Processing LDH assays from human serum samples
• Processing LDH assays from human plasma samples
• Stocking refrigerated chemistry reagents for routine analyzer use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Use is specific to the Alinity c analyzer
• Storage requires refrigeration
• The assay is intended for serum or plasma samples

FAQ

• Which analyzer is this reagent for? This LDH reagent is for use with the Alinity c analyzer.
• What sample types does this assay use? The assay is used with human serum or plasma samples.
• How many tests does this reagent support? This SKU supports 1,200 tests.
• What format does the reagent come in? This reagent uses a cartridge format.
• Does this reagent need special storage? Yes. The reagent requires refrigeration.

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