Getein Immunofluorescence Quantitative Analyzer

YJ-GP208  Getein

Getein208 is a portable biochemical and immunological analyzer. This analyzer features a small and portable size of only 160mm × 80mm × 24mm and a weight of 256g, which makes it very suitable for use in various environments, such as ambulances, emergency rooms, clinics, intensive care units, etc. Getein208 uses dry chemical and fluorescence immunity analysis methods to detect and quantify human serum, plasma, whole blood, capillary blood and urine samples with specific chemical composition. It supports a variety of detection elements such as CRP, cTnI, D-dimer, NT-proBNP, etc., and is suitable for detecting cardiovascular diseases, inflammatory diseases, ovulation, diabetes, thyroid diseases and other diseases.

Getein208 is also the first dry fluorescence and dry biochemistry analyzer for the domestic market, which includes the test samples of serum, plasma, whole blood and urine. Its detection project covers the fields of myocardium, inflammation, blood lipid and other fields, meeting the needs of a wide range of detection.

Another highlight of the analyzer is the design of reagent packaging. Getein208 test cards are individually packaged, ready to use, can effectively avoid waste, and reagents can be transported and stored at room temperature, which makes it very convenient to use.

Getein208 portable biochemical immunity analyzer has obvious advantages in the market, including small volume, easy to carry, many application scenarios, dual methodology (dry biochemistry compatible with dry fluorescence immunity) and the way of supporting a variety of sample tests, etc.

The Getein 208 is a compact and portable biochemical immunoassay analyzer capable of handling biomarkers such as cardiovascular, infection, glucose metabolism, bone metabolism and thyroid disease. The Geteln 208 is used to measure the concentration of biomarkers such as whole blood, urine, serum and plasma in humans. The results can be used as an aid to experimental wear and clinical diagnosis. It can be used in ambulances, emergency rooms, clinical departments, ICUs, outpatient clinics, clinics, health offices, etc. in multiple scenarios.