Our test kit has been approved and endorsed by Singapore's MOH (Ministry of Health) and HSA (Health Science Authority) since last year and we have been constantly supplying to the APAC countries during this period. (Japan, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and etc.)
* CE mark was attained in December 2020. *
Our Tepat 1.0 SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR provides for high-throughput, sensitive and specific detection of SARS-CoV-2 RNA extracted from nasopharyngeal swabs*.
It can detect 6 copies of viral RNA per reaction with > 95% confidence. Clinical validation shows 100% sensitivity, with no cross-reaction with non-SARS-CoV-2 species.
Key Highlights
1.5 hours from RNA to results
Multiplex RdRp and M viral genes detection enhances sensitivity and specificity
100% coverage with 100% identity of all SARS-CoV-2 genomes in the world
Detects 6 copies of viral RNA
Whole process control: human RNase P
Cat No : RP10243X. Detection of COVID-19 specific target genes in a single tube- Reliable result with three target genes- Results within 1 hour and 50 minutes after extraction- Convenient work now on the automated MDx platform- Suitable for high-throughput- Providing whole process control for assay validity- Automated data interpretation with Seegene Viewer.
Product Details:
Number of Reactions(Preps) per Kit : 100
Brand : Seegene
ICMR(Govt) Approved : Yes
Test Method : (SARS-CoV-2) RT-PCR
Test Time : 2 Hours
Cat. No : RP10243X
-Detection of COVID-19 specific target genes in a single tube- Reliable result with three target genes- Results within 1 hour and 50 minutes after extraction- Convenient work ow on the automated MDx platform- Suitable for high-throughput- Providing whole process control for assay validity- Automated data interpretation with Seegene Viewer
- RT-PCR Test Kit Manufactured from South Korea
- FDA EUA
- CE
- ISO
- 1 Kit = 100 Tests
- MOQ = 30,000 Tests or 300 Kits
- Price is $11.00 per test or $1,100 per test kit
The COVID-19 RT-PCRT est is a real-time reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (rRT -PCR) test. The test can be run in a singleplex format (three individual assays) or multiplexed into a single reaction and amplification set up.
