AMNISURE TEST FETAL MEMBRANE REAR TEST

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FDA approved and CE certified.

An easy, reliable and specific test that quickly and accurately diagnoses premature rupture of membranes.

New generation Immunochramotographic method.

Detects a very small amount (5ng/ml) of amniotic fluid in the vaginal area. (0.05 - 0.005 drops of amniotic fluid)

No need for examination with speculum, other reagents and tools.

The result can be decided visually.

A reliable aid for doctors, the test can be administered by nurses and caregivers.

One test covers the entire diagnostic spectrum (from the most difficult to acceptable systems)

AmniSure Intended Use

AmniSure® ROM (Rupture of [Fetal] Membranes) test is a rapid, instrument-free qualitative immunochromatographic test for the in vitro detection of amniotic fluid in the vaginal discharge of pregnant women. The testof fetal membranes Helping to determine if it has ruptured should be done by healthcare professionals for pregnant women with suspected ruptures.

How to Use AmniSure

1. Take the solvent vial with its cap and shake it well to make sure all the liquids in the vial drip to the bottom. Open the solvent vial and place it in a vertical position.

2. Use the sterile Polyester cotton swab inside to take a sample from the surface of the vagina. Take the cotton swab out of its package following the instructions on the package. The polyester tip should not touch anything before inserting it into the vagina. Hold the cotton swab in the middle of the swab and the patient is supine While lying in a flat position, carefully insert the Polyester tip of the cotton swab (not deeper than 5-7cm) until your fingers touch the skin. After one minute, remove the swab from the vagina.

3. Insert the polyester tip into the vial and rinse by turning the cotton swab in the solvent for one minute.

4. Remove and discard the cotton swab.

5. Tear the foil pouch at the tear notch and remove the AmniSure test strip.

6. Place the white end of the Test Strip (marked with arrow) into the vial with solvent. A very small leak of amniotic fluid will hold for a full 10 minutes, while a strong leak will cause the result to appear early (within seconds).

7. If it is clearly visible inside the vial, remove the Test Strip or remove it after exactly 10 minutes. Read the results by placing the test on a clean, dry, flat surface. Do not read or interpret the results after 15 minutes, as the Test Strip has settled in the vial. .