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Randox Exhibits Full Range of Molecular Diagnostic Solutions

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 14 Nov 2023

Randox Laboratories (Crumlin, UK) is exhibiting its full range of molecular diagnostic solutions at MEDICA 2023. More...

Designed to meet the demands of today’s molecular diagnostic laboratory, the Randox range of molecular products comprises IQC and EQA for molecular infectious disease testing as well as point of care, semi and fully automated analyzers.

As a provider of high-quality diagnostic solutions, Randox offers a wide range of products and services, including quality control, molecular diagnostics, third-party reagents, point of care, and clinical chemistry analyzers. At MEDICA 2023, Randox is demonstrating the Vivalytic all-in-one molecular solution that consolidates full molecular workflow into one small benchtop platform. Randox’s multiplex Biochip Technology powers the Vivalytic, enabling multiple results from one patient sample. Randox is also highlighting the new Acusera true third-party controls alongside the ACUSERA 24•7 Interlaboratory Data Management for external quality assessment with features such as; interactive Levey-Jennings charts, automatic calculation for uncertainty of measurement as well as the comprehensive reports generated on demand.

In addition, Randox is showcasing the RX misano high-performance semi-automated clinical chemistry analyzer that is capable of high-standard, precise results at a competitive price per test. It can expand testing capabilities with the ability to run both routine and specialized tests including chemistries, specific proteins, antioxidants, veterinary and diabetes testing, and analyzing a variety of sample types, including serum, plasma, and urine. Randox is also highlighting the RX monaco fully automated clinical chemistry analyzer that comprises an extensive test menu covering routine chemistries, specific proteins, lipids, antioxidants, diabetes, and veterinary testing with emergency and STAT sampling. The RX monaco is ideal for low to mid-volume clinical chemistry testing consolidating routine and specialized testing onto one efficient and easy-to-use platform.

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