Abbott Nutrition General Chemistry Reagent Alinity c Triglycerides For Alinity c Analyzer 4,000 Tests, 1/EA

General Chemistry Reagent Alinity c Triglycerides For Alinity c Analyzer 4,000 Tests, 1/EA

General chemistry reagent for triglycerides on the Abbott Alinity c analyzer. This assay is intended for labs that quantify triglycerides in human serum or plasma as part of general chemistry and heart health testing workflows. The cartridge format supports up to 4,000 tests and uses the glycerol phosphate oxidase method.

Good Fit For

• Clinical chemistry testing on the Alinity c analyzer
• Labs running triglyceride testing from serum or plasma samples
• Higher-volume testing environments needing up to 4,000 tests per unit

Key Features

• Triglycerides assay for use with the Alinity c analyzer
• Supports quantitation of triglycerides in human serum or plasma
• General chemistry reagent suited to cardiac and lipid testing workflows
• Cartridge format can help streamline analyzer-based testing
• Up to 4,000 tests per each for higher-volume lab use
• Requires refrigeration for storage

Applications and Usage

• Quantitating triglycerides in human serum samples on an Alinity c analyzer
• Quantitating triglycerides in human plasma samples on an Alinity c analyzer
• Supporting heart health and lipid testing within general chemistry workflows

Packaging and Handling

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

FAQ

• What analyzer is this triglycerides reagent used with? This reagent is for use with the Alinity c analyzer.
• What sample types does this assay support? The triglycerides assay is used with human serum or plasma samples.
• How many tests does one unit support? One unit is rated for 4,000 tests.
• What format does this reagent use? This product comes in a cartridge format for analyzer-based testing.
• Does this reagent need refrigerated storage? Yes. Refrigeration is required for storage.

From Abbott Nutrition.