Abbott Dengue NS1 Rapid Test Device – Fast & Accurate Dengue Detection

The Abbott Dengue NS1 Rapid Test Device is a trusted diagnostic solution designed for the early detection of Dengue virus infection. Built with advanced immunochromatographic technology, this rapid test kit provides accurate and reliable results within minutes, helping healthcare professionals make timely clinical decisions.

Widely used in hospitals, diagnostic laboratories, clinics, and healthcare centers, the Abbott Dengue NS1 test kit offers excellent sensitivity and specificity for detecting Dengue NS1 antigen during the early stage of infection.

Key Features of Abbott Dengue NS1 Rapid Test Device

• Rapid and accurate Dengue detection
• Detects NS1 antigen in early infection stage
• Easy-to-use cassette format
• Results available in 15–20 minutes
• High sensitivity and specificity
• Suitable for professional in-vitro diagnostic use
• Reliable performance for laboratories and clinics

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Abbott Dengue NS1 Rapid Test Device
• Test Method: Immunochromatographic Assay
• Sample Type: Whole Blood, Serum, or Plasma
• Result Time: 15–20 Minutes
• Usage: Professional In-Vitro Diagnostic Use
• Storage Temperature: 2°C – 30°C

Benefits of Abbott Dengue NS1 Test Kit

The Abbott Dengue NS1 Rapid Test Device helps healthcare providers identify Dengue infection at an early stage, allowing faster treatment and better patient management. Its user-friendly design and dependable accuracy make it an ideal choice for diagnostic laboratories and medical professionals worldwide.

Applications

This Dengue rapid test kit is suitable for:

• Hospitals
• Diagnostic laboratories
• Medical clinics
• Emergency healthcare centers
• Public health screening programs

Why Choose Abbott Dengue NS1 Rapid Test Device?

Abbott is recognized globally for delivering high-quality diagnostic solutions. The Dengue NS1 Rapid Test Device combines precision, speed, and ease of use, making it a preferred choice for reliable Dengue screening and diagnosis.