High Quality Medical diagnostic kits for malaria

1. Specimens should be handled as being potentially infectious.The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommend that all potentially infectious agents be handled at a Biosafety Level 2.
2. Biological decontamination procedures should be followed for all equipment,containers,surfaces,etc.that come in contact with potentially infectious specimens.All disposables that come in contact with these samples should be dispose of as infectious waste.
3. For best results,strict adherence to these instructions is required. Be careful not to touch the tip of the wash bottle to the sample well when adding buffer to the device.This will greatly minimize the likelihood of contaminating the wash reagent.
4. The wash solution contains a low concentration of sodium azide as a preservative (less than 0.1 %).Sodium azide is toxic.Do not drink this buffer.Sodium azide may also react with lead and copper in plumbing to form explosive compounds.If you dis- pose of this buffer down a drain, flush the drain with excess amounts of water to minimize the accumulation of potentially explosive metal-azide compounds.
5. Do not use the test devices or Lysing/Wash reagent beyond the stated expiration date marked on the package label.
6. Store the test kits and buffer according to temperature and hu- midity conditions stated on the package label.
7. All test devices,buffers and specimens must be at room tem- perature (15-30°C) before running the assay.
8. Do not re-use the test devices.

Store the kit between 2°C and 30°C.Do not store the kit in direct sunlight.Be sure to use the device immediately after re- moving it from its foil pouch.The test kit may be used until its expiration date,which can be found on the package label.