(AFP) Alpha-Fetoprotein Test Kit

An (AFP) Alpha-Fetoprotein Test Kit is a medical diagnostic tool used to determine AFP levels in the blood, serum, or plasma. AFP is a protein produced during fetal development, and levels normally decrease after birth. Elevated AFP levels in the bloodstream can be an indicator of certain conditions and illnesses.

An AFP tumor marker test is primarily used to detect liver cancer. Elevated levels of AFP may be caused by other conditions, such as pregnancy, hepatitis, other types of cancer, and some types of birth defects, such as neural tube defects. Alpha-fetoprotein screening is also conducted to check the progress of treatment plans.

The alpha-fetoprotein test kit is a lateral flow immunoassay that uses specific antibodies to detect AFP in the sample. A visual signal is produced upon the binding of the antibodies to the protein if it is present.

AdvaCare Pharma is a leading (AFP) Alpha-Fetoprotein Test Kit manufacturer and distributor. These kits have been produced in ISO and CE-certified facilities in India, China, and the USA. Every facility is regularly inspected to ensure they are compliant with healthcare standards for quality and safety.

AdvaCare Pharma is a globally recognized manufacturer of (AFP) Alpha-Fetoprotein Test Kits. This AFP tumor marker testing kit is a part of our AccuQuik™ branded line of diagnostic detection devices, all manufactured by CE and ISO facilities. A STED dossier accompanies them, providing confidence to our partners and distributors that our medical instruments meet the highest standards.

For over two decades, AdvaCare Pharma has focused on delivering high-quality, cost-effective pharmaceutical products and market-specific solutions for our global partners. We stand out from other large-scale global distribution companies by implementing a vested supplier-distributor relationship. Currently, our distribution network spans 65 markets worldwide.

How should (AFP) Alpha-Fetoprotein Test Kit be used?

1. Collect a blood, serum, or plasma sample from the patient. Use standard venipuncture or fingerstick technique for blood specimens or centrifugation for plasma or serum samples. 2. Use a capillary tube or dropper to place the sample in the specimen well of the cassette or test strip. 3. Apply a small amount of the buffer solution to the test cassette or test strip. 4. Wait the designated amount of time, as referenced in the packaging instructions. 5. Read the results.

Any AFP antigen (ag) test that has been damaged or has passed its expiry should be discarded.

How are (AFP) Alpha-Fetoprotein Test Kit stored?

AFP test kits are recommended to be stored at room temperature (between 15°C and 30°C). Exposing the test kits to direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, or moisture can affect the accuracy and reliability of results. The tests should be kept in the original packaging until use.

How are used blood, serum, or plasma testing kits disposed of?

The proper disposal of this rapid diagnostic test kit is necessary to prevent the spread of possible infection. After use, the kit should be placed in a tightly sealed biohazard bag and disposed in a medical waste container.