Blood Bank Reagent MTS Anti-Human Globulin Anti-IgG (Rabbit) For ID-Micro Typing System 100 Tests | MTS084024

$1,018.99

For direct and indirect antiglobulin test
Does not contain antibodies to complement components
For in vitro diagnostic use only
Contains: 6 tests per card
The ID-Micro Typing System™ can be easily automated with ID-MTS™ Workstation or Ortho ProVue™ Analyzer
Store cards upright at 2-25 °C
Contains: Anti-Human Globulin (Anti-IgG) Suspended in Final Diluent and Buffered Gel Solution is Contained in the (6) Microtubes of the (100) MTS™ Anti-IgG Cards
HIGH Complexity designation – All test systems, assays or examinations used in compatibility testing when performed to determine donor/recipient compatibility: recipient & donor ABO group/D (Rho) type/antigen typing, direct antiglobulin test, tests for unexpected antibody detection & identification, & crossmatch procedures are HIGH Complexity. See: Federal Register notice, February 28, 1992 [57 FR 7245]

Application

Blood Bank Reagent

Container Type

Gel Card

For Use With

For ID-Micro Typing System™

Number of Tests

100 Tests

Product Dating

Acceptable Dating: we will ship >= 60 days

Sample Type

Whole Blood / Serum / Plasma Sample

Storage Requirements

USP Controlled Room Temperature

Test Name

Anti-IgG (Rabbit)

Test Type

Anti-Human Globulin

UNSPSC Code

41116101

Quantity:

For direct and indirect antiglobulin test
Does not contain antibodies to complement components
For in vitro diagnostic use only
Contains: 6 tests per card
The ID-Micro Typing System™ can be easily automated with ID-MTS™ Workstation or Ortho ProVue™ Analyzer
Store cards upright at 2-25 °C
Contains: Anti-Human Globulin (Anti-IgG) Suspended in Final Diluent and Buffered Gel Solution is Contained in the (6) Microtubes of the (100) MTS™ Anti-IgG Cards
HIGH Complexity designation – All test systems, assays or examinations used in compatibility testing when performed to determine donor/recipient compatibility: recipient & donor ABO group/D (Rho) type/antigen typing, direct antiglobulin test, tests for unexpected antibody detection & identification, & crossmatch procedures are HIGH Complexity. See: Federal Register notice, February 28, 1992 [57 FR 7245]