Lateral flow assays provide rapid diagnosis for a wide variety of medical conditions. Our ability and experience in the treatment of high-performance material brought a crucial contribution to the development of our solutions for rapid test kits and diagnostic device components.
We offer a wide range of high-quality absorbent filtration media, sample pads, next-generation conjugate pads, and plasma separation media, specifically designed for use in flow-through and lateral flow assays, as well as dipstick devices.
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Our portfolio offers simple, cost-effective and reliable collection, transportation and storage of biosamples at ambient temperature. Minimal volumes for analysis, less equipment required and basic skills, all features which make our cards ideal to be used in any kind of environment and circumstances.
Main fields of application include:
We supply a wide range of filtration and separation media to laboratories worldwide, used for laboratory analysis, sample preparation and specialized applications. Our product portfolio for includes solutions for macrofiltration, such as qualitative and quantitative filters, as well as microfiltration, syringe filters and membrane filters for sample preparation and testing purposes.
We offer high-quality filtration media for separating particles from fluid in BioProcess manufacturing.
Our selection includes our “P” grades, designed and manufactured with the highest standard in terms of quality and certified to be used for general coarse filtration, fine filtration, and retention of specified particle sizes during the clarification of various biofluids and as a septum to hold filter aids in a plate and frame filter presses or other filtration configurations, to remove low levels of particulate in many biopharma applications.
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In diagnostics applications and mainly Lateral Flow Immuno Assay (LFIA), very different biological samples (like saliva, urine, serum, blood) can be used, provided that the analytes are present in quantity high enough to be detected. The optimization research study performed by OPERON is reported as an example of the methodology to follow for determining the optimal blood separation pad for a particular
system of detection.
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Amino acids (AAs) are essential building blocks of every known life, including humans. They play an important role in organism homeostasis, so their circulated-free concentration should be carefully monitored. The study conducted by the independent laboratory Masdiag presents the use of Ahlstrom's plasma separation cards (HemaSep-L) for free amino acid (AA) analysis.
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There is a growing trend toward non-invasive, self-administered, remote collection of buccal (cheek) cells, because they are easy to collect, simple to transport at room temperature, and are a rich source of DNA for genetic testing and forensic applications. Ahlstrom-Munksjö and Gentueri’s GenSwab™ device is a simple yet efficient means to collect, preserve, and transport buccal samples suitable for downstream genomic analyses without compromising DNA yield or integrity.
Read MoreInvasive fungal infections are a substantial cause of morbidity and mortality in critically ill or immunocompromised patients. A rapid and accurate diagnosis of these infections is a crucial step to identify the appropriate treatment and support the recovery of the patient.
Watch nowIn recent years, there has been an increasing demand for saliva-based Lateral Flow diagnostic tests. They are easy to access and use, the collection of the sample is noninvasive and have been well-accepted by patients. Additionally, the accessibility of biomarkers in saliva-based tests makes them suitable for different applications and for the detection of multiple conditions.
Watch nowDuring this webinar we will discuss how the use of appropriate sample preparation techniques and sample pads selection can improve the performance of LFIA tests using whole blood samples, enabling remote and rapid diagnosis of diseases and other applications.
Watch nowWatch our webinar on demand to learn more about our solutions for various testing procedures and laboratory applications including seed germination, antibiotic susceptibility, tear testing, protective paper for biopsy cassettes, absorbent inlay paper for histology containers and more.
Watch nowLearn more about the use of Serum Transport Cards for poultry vaccination monitoring and the excellent correlation between serum samples eluted from dried samples on transport card and liquid serum samples obtained by centrifugation after whole blood collection.
Watch nowBiological samples collected and stored are an essential data resource with significant research potential for finding markers used in the early detection of diseases that are still curable. The use of Dried Blood Spot (DBS) offers a novel approach to biosamples storage and collection and provides enormous advantages over liquid blood or plasma in both preclinical and clinical studies.
Watch nowOur materials are used in a large variety of applications and in laboratories, we are known and recognized for providing superior service, reliability, and high-quality products.
We offer a full line of high-quality laboratory filtration products including qualitative and quantitative filter papers, glass and quartz filters, membrane and syringe filters for microfiltration applications and other filters for specialized laboratory analysis and sample preparation.
Watch nowThe study conducted by the independent laboratory Masdiag presents the use of Ahlstrom's plasma separation cards (HemaSep-L) for free amino acid (AA) analysis. The study compares AAs concentrations in the fraction containing red blood cells (RBC) and in plasma obtained using a HemaSep-L separation card with results obtained for plasma fraction obtained by centrifugation. Obtained results were also compared with concentrations established in the dried blood spot (DBS) samples obtained by the classical approach. The comparison was conducted using venous blood.
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