Comprehensive Dual Detection: Simultaneously checks for both the virus itself (NS1 Antigen) and the body's immune response (IgG/IgM Antibodies) for a complete diagnostic overview.
Early-Stage Diagnosis: Capable of detecting the dengue virus from day one of fever onset through the NS1 test pad, allowing for critical early clinical intervention.
Rapid, Actionable Results: Delivers clear, easy-to-read visual bands within 15 to 20 minutes, vastly cutting down laboratory waiting times.
Flexible Sample Compatibility: Works efficiently with small volumes of human whole blood, serum, or plasma, providing versatile options for lab technicians.
Clear Visual Reading: Designed with distinct, separate control (C) and test (T) line windows for straightforward, error-free interpretation by clinical staff.

Step 1: Bring to Room Temperature: Ensure the sealed foil pouch, buffer solution, and patient sample are brought to room temperature before commencing the test.
Step 2: Place the Cassette: Open the pouch, remove the dual-testing cassette, and place it flat on a clean, stable, and level surface.
Step 3: Dispense the Sample: Using the provided capillary pipette, transfer the recommended volume of whole blood, serum, or plasma into the respective sample wells (S) for both the Ag (Antigen) and Ab (Antibody) sides.
Step 4: Add the Assay Buffer: Immediately add the specified number of drops of the assay buffer solution into the buffer wells to prompt the liquid flow across the strip.
Step 5: Read the Results: Start a timer and read the visual lines at 15–20 minutes. Do not read or interpret the results after 20 minutes, as late chemical shifts can cause false readings.

For Professional Use Only: This diagnostic kit is intended strictly for in vitro screening by qualified medical and laboratory professionals. It is not designed for home self-testing.
Preliminary Screening Tool: A positive result provides a strong preliminary indication of dengue infection. All rapid results should be correlated with clinical symptoms and confirmed with secondary diagnostic methods (such as PCR or ELISA) when necessary.
Biohazard Safety: Treat all human blood samples and used testing materials as potentially infectious. Dispose of the cassettes, lancets, and pipettes safely in designated medical waste bins.
Storage and Handling: Keep the test kits stored in their original sealed packaging at a temperature between 1°C and 30°C. Protect from freezing, high humidity, and direct sunlight.