POCT Kits
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What is POCT?
POCT stands for Point-of-Care Testing, also known as near-patient testing or bedside testing, which is medical diagnostic testing performed at or near the point of patient care. POCT involves conducting clinical laboratory tests close to the site where patient care or treatment is provided. Enabling healthcare professionals to make timely and informed decisions about patient care.
Benefits: Faster Diagnosis and Treatment, Improved Patient Care, Increased Accessibility.
Our diagnostic testing capabilities
From sample intake to final analysis, each stage is performed using validated protocols, modern instrumentation, and strict quality controls. Multiple verification and review steps are applied to maintain data accuracy, regulatory compliance, and transparent reporting, delivering dependable results you can trust.
Key Features of POCTs
- Rapid Results – Results in minutes
- On-site Testing – Done at bedside, clinic, or home
- Portable Devices – Compact and easy to use
- Immediate Decisions – Faster diagnosis & treatment
Common POCT Examples
Point-of-Care Testing (POCT) refers to medical diagnostic testing performed at or near the site of patient care. Instead of sending samples to a laboratory, results are available quickly—often within minutes—allowing for faster clinical decisions.
Glucose Test Strips
Run Time (min): 50-10
Pack Size: 50 Strips/Box
Uric Acid Test Strips
Run Time (min): 5–7
Pack Size: 25 Strips/Box
pH Test Strips
Run Time (min): 1–2
Pack Size: 100 Strips/Box
Ketone Test Strips
Run Time (min): 50-10
Pack Size: 50 Strips/Box
Creatinine Test Strips
Run Time (min): 10–15
Pack Size: 20 Strips/Box
Protein Test Strips
Run Time (min): 3-5
Pack Size: 50 Strips/Box
Hemoglobin Test Strips
Run Time (min): 2–5
Pack Size: 25 Strips/Box
Lipid Profile Test Strips
Run Time (min): 10–20
Pack Size: 10 Strips/Box
Cholesterol Test Strips
Run Time (min): 10–15
Pack Size:10 Strips/Kit
HbA1c Test Strips
Run Time (min): 5–10
Pack Size: 25 Strips/Box
SD Biosensor
Mission
Onetouch
Accuchek
Oncall
Sinocare
Arkray
TrueHB
Freestyle
Siemens
Accusure
Glucospark
Frequently asked Questions
Point-of-Care Testing (POCT) refers to medical diagnostic testing performed at or near the site of patient care. Instead of sending samples to a laboratory, results are available quickly—often within minutes—allowing for faster clinical decisions.
What is POCT?
Point-of-Care Testing (POCT) is a medical testing method performed near the patient, providing quick results without sending samples to a laboratory.
How accurate is POCT?
POCT devices are highly accurate when used correctly and are designed to meet clinical standards. However, results may vary depending on device quality and user handling.
How long does it take to get results?
Most POCT tests provide results within 1 to 20 minutes, depending on the type of test.
Who can use POCT devices?
- – Healthcare professionals
- – Clinics & hospitals
- – Home users (for certain tests like glucose)
What types of tests are available in POCT?
Common POCT tests include:
- – Blood glucose
- – Ketone
- – Hemoglobin
- – Cholesterol
- – HbA1c
- – Pregnancy tests
- – Infectious disease tests
Is POCT safe?
Yes, POCT is safe and reliable when used according to instructions and with proper hygiene practices.
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Point-of-Care Testing (POCT) refers to medical diagnostic testing performed at or near the site of patient care. Instead of sending samples to a laboratory, results are available quickly—often within minutes—allowing for faster clinical decisions.
