• sample material: whole blood/serum/plasma
• Quick result even after 10 minutes
• Sensitivity: 96.9% Specificity: 98.7% Accuracy: 98.3%
• single package
• high quality product
• designed for professional use
• package includes test cassette, sterile lancet, buffer, dropper, disinfection swab and instruction manual.

Application of the test:

Our test is ideal for professionals in various fields, especially gastroenterologists, internists and oncologists, for whom it can be helpful in:

• Diagnosing early stage cancer: CA19-9 tests can be used as part of the diagnosis of early-stage pancreatic cancer and colorectal cancer, enabling faster identification of the disease and increasing the chances of successful treatment.
• Monitoring the effectiveness of therapy: CA19-9 tests allow doctors to monitor a patient’s response to cancer treatment. A decrease in the level of the antigen may suggest a positive response to therapy, while an increase may indicate a potential recurrence or resistance to treatment.
• Detecting relapse: After cancer treatment, there is a risk of recurrence. Regular testing of CA19-9 levels can help detect recurrence early so that therapeutic action can be taken quickly.
• Health care planning: CA19-9 tests can be used in determining the health care plan for patients with pancreatic or colorectal cancer. The test results help doctors adjust therapy and monitor disease progression.
• Screening: In some cases, CA19-9 tests can be used as part of screening for patients at increased risk of cancer, such as those with a family history of the disease or other risk factors.

How to perform the test:

Note: to make the test performed as reliable as possible, the test should be stored in a dry place at 2-30°C and used before the expiration date. Do not drink, eat or smoke in the area where the sample is stored and the test is performed, as this may affect the result obtained. Make sure to bring the sample, cassette and buffer to room temperature (15-30°C) before performing the test.

1. Remove the test cassette from the sealed package.
2. Clean the patient’s finger with a disinfecting swab.
3. Massage the hand without touching the puncture site, rubbing it towards the tip of the selected finger (preferably middle or ring finger).
4. Puncture the skin with a sterile lancet. Wipe off the first traces of blood.
5. Gently rub your hand from wrist to finger to form a rounded drop of blood on the surface of the puncture site.
6. Collect blood from the patient’s finger using a capillary, avoiding air bubbles.
7. Drop 3 drops of sample (about 75 μL) onto the cassette, then add 1 drop of buffer (about 40 μL) and start timing.
8. Read the result after 10 minutes.