C-Reactive Protein (CRP) + Serum Amyloid A (SAA)

C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Rapid Test
VeriLumen SAA Rapid Test

PDB ID: 1GNH, 4IP8. Source: RCSB Protein Data Bank. For illustration purposes only.

VeriLumenTM CRP+SAA

The VeriLumenTM CRP+SAA Rapid Test is an in vitro fluorescence immunochromatographic assay for the quantitative detection of C-reactive protein (CRP) and serum amyloid A (SAA) in human whole blood, plasma, or serum. CRP and SAA are acute-phase proteins that increase in response to inflammation, with CRP widely used as a general marker of infection and inflammatory activity, and SAA serving as a more sensitive and rapidly responsive indicator of inflammation and tissue injury. The assay provides rapid quantitative results to support clinical evaluation in point-of-care and laboratory settings.

This combined test may assist healthcare professionals in the assessment and monitoring of inflammatory and infectious conditions, including bacterial infections and systemic inflammatory responses, as well as in supporting evaluation of disease progression and treatment response. CRP measurement may additionally support cardiovascular risk assessment when interpreted alongside other clinical and laboratory findings. Results should be evaluated in conjunction with clinical information and other diagnostic data.

Ref. Code 808162
Analyte C-Reactive protein (CRP) and Serum amyloid A (SAA)
Format Fluorescence lateral flow immunoassay (cassette format)
Diagnostic Readout Quantitative
Time to Result 5 minutes
Measuring Range CRP: 0.3–200 mg/L
SAA: 2.0_200 mg/L
Reference Value hsCRP: 0–1.0 mg/L
CRP: 0–10 mg/L
SAA: 0–10 mg/L
R2 ≥ 0.95
Storage Conditions 2–30°C
Shelf Life 18 months
Certificate CE, NMPA
Sample Types Human whole blood, plasma or serum
Sample Volume 10μL
Collection Method Venous blood
Sample Stability Stable for testing within 1 hour at room temperature (as validated)
Acceptable Anticoagulants EDTA / Heparin / Citrate (as applicable)
Notes on Handling Specimens should be collected and handled using standard laboratory procedures. Use fresh samples when possible and avoid hemolyzed, lipemic, or contaminated specimens.
Detection Method Quantitative fluorescence immunochromatography
Antibody Format Multiplex / sandwich
Signal Generation Fluorescence signal (fluorescent-labeled immunochromatography)
Reading Method Instrument-based
Mechanism The assay is based on a dual fluorescence immunochromatographic sandwich principle, in which CRP and SAA present in the sample bind to their respective specific fluorescently labeled antibodies during capillary migration along the membrane. The formed antigen–antibody complexes are captured at separate immobilized test lines, and the resulting fluorescence signals are measured independently and correlated with the concentrations of CRP and SAA in the specimen.
Tests per Kit 10/25/50 Tests
Dimension of Kit Box 21 × 13.5 × 8 cm
Kits per Carton 48 Kits
Tests per Carton (Bulk) 1200 Tests
G.W. per Carton (Boxed) 23.2 kg
G.W. per Carton (Bulk) 26.2 kg
Carton Dimension 67 × 57.5 × 39 cm
Carton Volume 0.15 CBM
Packaging Format Individual sealed test kits / bulk configuration (as applicable)
Items Included - Test cassette
- Desiccant
- Sample diluent
- ID chip
- Instructions for Use
Storage & Shipping Conditions Standard ambient transport; store according to product label requirements

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