Test Kit antibody & antigen Zenum

Description

When the world was initially struck with the outbreak of the COVID-19
pandemic in December 2019, and by January 2020 it soon became clear
that this w as going to be an international public health emergency.
As few countries went into lockdown, it was clear that others will follow
and the virus was going to spread. The key to containing this flu like virus
was going to be th rough testing.
We quickly utilised our network of partners, and know-how in the field of
pre-diagnosis to develop the components for our COVID-19 IGG/IGM Rapid
test kit wh ich is id entified under our b rand names of ZEKMED & BENKV O.
ZEKMED offers cost-effective COVID19 supplies, rapidly and in
Scale. Addressing both contemporary and Future needs for
pre diagnosis supplies

ZEKMED IGG-IGM Rapid test kit

Antibodies are proteins created by the body’s immune system to fight
a particular virus, such as SARS-CoV-2.

Antibody tests check your blood by looking for antibodies, which may
tell you if you had a past infection with the virus that causes COVID-19.
Antibodies are proteins that help fight off infections and can provide
protection against getting that disease again (immunity). Antibodies are
disease specific.
° RAPID DETE CTION 15 MINUTE S ° SIMPLE & OPERATION
° IGM & IGG C OMBINED TEST ° EASY INTERPRETATION
° DOC ISO 13485 ° SWISS REGISTRATION
° PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY ° SCREENING TE ST
° WHOLE BLOOD, SERUM OR PLASMA ° LOW COST
Antibody test results: What do they mean
Negative (antibody test) results mean that either (1) you have not been
exposed to the coronavirus, or (2) you were exposed to the virus, but at
the time of your test it was too soon for your body to produce antibodies
or the level of antibodies present at the time of the test were below the
test’s limit of detection. It takes one to three weeks after exposure to the
coronavirus to develop antibodies. It is also possible that many weeks or
months following an infection, the antibody test may be negative as well.
For some infections, antibodies decrease over time, but if the individual is
exposed again to the same infectious virus, the body gears up and rapidly
produces the needed antibody defenses. We are not yet sure whether
SARS-CoV-2 antibodies protect the person against reinfection with the
virus in th e future.
Antibodies are proteins created by the body’s immune system to fight
a particular virus, such as SARS-CoV-2.
ZEKMED IGG-IGM Rapid test kit

BENKVO ANTIGEN RAPID TEST KIT

The point of an antigen test is to detect the presence of a protein—
the nucleocapsid protein—which is part of the SARS-CoV-2 virus
that is the cause of COVID-19.

One type of rapid diagnostic test (RDT) detects the presence of viral
proteins (antigens) expressed by the COVID-19 virus in a sample from the
respiratory tract of a person. If the target antigen is present in sufficient
concentrations in the sample, it will bind to specific antibodies fixed to a
paper strip enclosed in a plastic casing and generate a visually detectable
signal, typically within 30 minu tes.
° RAPID DETE CTION 15 MINUTE S ° SIMPLE & OPERATION
° NASAL SWAB ° EASY INTERPRETATION
° DOC ISO 13485 ° SWISS REGISTRATION
° PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY ° SCREENING TE ST
° LOW COST
Antigen test results: What do they mean
Positive ANTIGEN result. The sample you have given is positive for SARSCoV-
2 (the covid-19 virus). This means that covid-19 viral RNA was detected
in you on the day you took the test. Negative ANTIGEN result. The sample
you have given is negative for SARS-CoV-2 (the covid-19 virus). This means
that covid-19 viral RNA was not detected in your nose and throat on the
day you took the t est.
A negative result could mean that you are not currently infected by the
virus. As you can see from the sensitivity, if the swab is performed correctly,
it is highly likely that you do not carry the virus. However, the swab is
difficult to perform and a poor quality sample reduces the sensitivity and
therefore likelihood of false negative result. Alternatively, the virus may
not be present at the site the sample was taken from. Timing may also
be an issue: it could be too early or too late in the infection to detect
replicating virus.