Fentanyl Cartridge, FentaScan, FDA Approved & CLIA Waived

Fentanyl Analyzer, FentaScan – CLIA Waived & FDA Approved & FREE Analyzer

Fentanyl Analyzer provides an efficient, portable, and user-friendly solution that you can trust for quick and dependable results. Whether in clinical labs or point-of-care settings, this robust testing kit is designed to streamline workflows without sacrificing accuracy.

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This Device Comes with its Own CPT Code: 80306QW

FentaScan Cartridge Key Features:

• Minimal Sample Requirement: Only 3 drops of urine needed per test.
• Portable and Convenient: Compact design allows use in multiple exam rooms.
• User-Friendly: Requires minimal training for operation.
• High Sensitivity and Specificity: 1 ng/mL sensitivity and 100% specificity for accurate results.
• Bulk Availability: Comes with 100 tests per box.
• Long Shelf Life: An average expiration date of 21 months ensures extended usability.

FentaScan Analyzer Key Features:

• Portable & Lightweight: Only 0.36 lbs or 5.76 oz, perfect for on-site use in varied environments.
• Rechargeable Lithium Battery: Reliable, on-the-go testing without interruptions.
• Massive Memory Storage: Saves up to 999 testing results for easy record-keeping.
• Precision Technology: Fluorescence signal immunoassay (FIA)—accurate fentanyl testing with LC/MS-MS confirmation available for advanced detail.
• Comprehensive Warranty: The reader comes with a 3 year warranty.

How to Use:

1. Prepare the Test Kit: Open the test device and dropper provided in the kit.
2. Collect the Sample: Using the dropper, carefully collect 3 drops of urine.
3. Apply the Sample: put drops into the sample well.
4. Run the Test: Place test cards in the Analyzer under either “Standard Mode” for automated incubation or “Quick Mode” for manual incubation options.
5. Read the Results: After 5 minutes the Serenity Fentanyl Analyzer will display the results.

Interpreting Results:

• Positive: A positive result indicates the presence of fentanyl at or above the cutoff concentration (1.0 ng/mL). Professional clinical judgment is required for further confirmation using laboratory methods like GC/MS or LC/MS-MS.
• Negative: A negative result indicates no fentanyl detected or concentration below the cutoff.