eNew Diagnostics - Summer 2008
e-New Diagnostics
Summer Issue
In this issue:
- Editor's Message
- 'False' Pregnancy Test Result Guide
- Easy-to-follow Instructions
- A Multipanel Drug Test for Urine
Welcome to the summer edition of the e-New Diagnostics newsletter from Axis-Shield UK. This edition is dedicated to healthcare professionals who use our pregnancy test kits.
It is now almost a year since we introduced the Axis-Shield branded pregnancy tests and the feedback we've had has been very positive. We continue to increase our customer base.
From time to time we are contacted regarding a 'false' pregnancy test result, so have decided to produce a guide to help with the understanding of such results.
We do hope you enjoy reading e-New Diagnostics and would love to hear your feedback - sue.younghusband@axis-shielduk.com
Kind regards,
Sue Younghusband
Marketing Director
'False' Pregnancy Test Result Guide
All Pregnancy Tests are based on the detection of human Chorionic Gonadotrophin (hCG). The presence or absence of this hormone in a sample, leading to an analytically true positive or negative test result, does not guarantee a true clinical picture. More.
Easy-to-follow Instructions
For your convenience, these are now available to download from our web site. Please click on the appropriate link below
10iu Cassette User Guide
10iu Dipstick User Guide
25iu Cassette User Guide
25iu Dipstick User Guide
Laminated hard copies are also available on request - please email gillian.widders@axis-shielduk.com
A Multipanel Drug Test for Urine
With around four million people using illicit drugs each year in England and Wales1 and the use of cocaine having tripled in a decade, we thought you might be interested to know about our simple and reliable urine test for drugs of abuse, which detects ten illegal and abused drugs. More.
If you would like samples of the SureScreen multi-drug cassette, please email gillian.widders@axis-shielduk.com
1.Source: Home Affairs Committee Third Report - "The Government's Drug Policy: Is it working?", 2002
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