Premier Biotech AS-40900 Saliva Alcohol Test

The Premier Biotech AS-40900 Saliva Alcohol Test is a reliable and efficient diagnostic tool designed for use in various healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care environments. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to provide rapid and accurate results, making it an invaluable asset for medical professionals and individuals alike who require swift and precise alcohol testing.

The Premier Biotech AS-40900 Saliva Alcohol Test is designed to detect the presence of alcohol in saliva, serving as a crucial tool for assessing an individual's alcohol consumption. This test operates on the principle of an enzymatic reaction that occurs when alcohol is present, producing a colorimetric result that correlates with the level of alcohol in the saliva sample. The device is straightforward to use, requiring a simple saliva specimen that is then inserted into the test cassette, making it accessible for both professional and personal use.

Key Features

• Provides rapid results, typically within a few minutes, allowing for timely assessments and decisions.
• Highly sensitive to the presence of alcohol, ensuring accurate and reliable results.
• Easy to use, with a straightforward testing procedure that minimizes the chance for user error.
• Non-invasive, as it only requires a saliva sample, making it more comfortable for the individual being tested.
• Compact and portable, facilitating its use in a variety of settings, from clinical environments to home care.
• Includes 25 tests per box, making it a convenient and economical choice for both professional and personal use.
• Results are easy to interpret, with clear and distinct indicators for the presence and level of alcohol.

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Not specified • Weight: Not specified • Materials: Not specified • Compliance: Designed to meet or exceed relevant regulatory standards for diagnostic testing devices.

Ideal For

• Hospitals and emergency departments for rapid patient assessment • Clinics and outpatient facilities for screening and diagnostic purposes • Home care and personal use for individuals requiring regular alcohol testing • Law enforcement and occupational health settings where alcohol testing is mandated or recommended • Rehabilitation centers and substance abuse treatment facilities for monitoring patient progress