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Enteric & Gastric Rapid POCT

Gastrointestinal Infection Rapid Test Kits

Comprehensive lateral flow rapid tests for Helicobacter pylori, Rotavirus, Adenovirus, and Salmonella Typhi with rapid visual results in 10–15 minutes.

10–15 Mins Result Non-Invasive Fecal / Blood Formats >98% Concordance CE Certified CE IVD certified
Catalogue

Available Gastrointestinal Rapid Tests Kits

Complete range of clinical lateral flow cassettes designed for precision, speed, and workflow convenience.

Test Name Category Result Time
H. Pylori Antigen Rapid Test CE Marked
Direct, non-invasive detection of active H. pylori gastrointestinal infection and post-treatment eradication monitoring.
Rapid Test 10 Minutes Request quotation
H. Pylori Antibody Rapid Test CE Marked
Rapid serological screening for exposure and immune response to H. pylori in patients presenting with dyspeptic symptoms.
Rapid Test 10 Minutes Request quotation
Rotavirus & Adenovirus Combo Rapid Test CE Marked
Simultaneous dual-marker test for differential diagnosis of viral gastroenteritis, acute diarrhea, and dehydration in infants and children.
Rapid Test 10 Minutes Request quotation
Rotavirus Antigen Rapid Test CE Marked
Rapid identification of Rotavirus infection, the leading cause of severe dehydrating diarrhea in pediatric patients.
Rapid Test 10 Minutes Request quotation
Adenovirus Enteric Antigen Rapid Test CE Marked
Qualitative lateral flow assay for acute adenovirus gastroenteritis detection in fecal specimens.
Rapid Test 10 Minutes Request quotation
Typhoid (S. Typhi) Antigen Rapid Test CE Marked
Direct fecal antigen test for rapid diagnosis of acute Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi infection.
Rapid Test 15 Minutes Request quotation
Typhoid (S. Typhi) IgG/IgM Antibody Rapid Test CE Marked
Differentiates between acute (IgM) and past/secondary (IgG) Typhoid fever infections in whole blood specimens.
Rapid Test 15 Minutes Request quotation
Advantages

Why Choose QuRapid Gastrointestinal Rapid Tests?

Essential advantages of point-of-care rapid testing for clinical practices, laboratories, and emergency triage.

Rapid Etiology Identification: Differentiate between bacterial (H. pylori, Typhoid) and viral (Rotavirus, Adenovirus) causes of diarrhea.
Non-Invasive Sample Options: Simple fecal collection vials with extraction buffer reduce patient discomfort.
Crucial for Pediatric Care: Fast-acting diagnosis for infant gastroenteritis to prevent life-threatening dehydration.
Direct Treatment Guidance: Guides prompt rehydration therapy and appropriate targeted antibiotic/antiviral protocols.
No Specialized Equipment Required: Direct visual read with built-in procedural control line for guaranteed validity.
High Clinical Agreement: Verified >95% to 99.5% concordance against clinical reference standards.
Technical Details

Performance & Product Specifications

Manufactured under strict ISO 13485 quality systems with rigorous lot-to-lot validation to guarantee clinical sensitivity and reproducibility.

Technology

Chromatographic Immunoassay (Lateral Flow)

Sample Types

Fecal Suspension, Whole Blood, Serum, Plasma

Turnaround Time

10 – 15 Minutes

Extraction Buffer

Pre-filled sample collection vials included

Certificates

CE Marked / ISO 13485 Compliant

Storage

2°C – 30°C

Need Bulk Orders or Clinic Supply?

Manufactured under strict ISO 13485 quality systems with rigorous lot-to-lot validation to guarantee clinical sensitivity and reproducibility.

Technology
Chromatographic Immunoassay (Lateral Flow)
Sample Types
Fecal Suspension, Whole Blood, Serum, Plasma
Turnaround Time
10 – 15 Minutes
Extraction Buffer
Pre-filled sample collection vials included
Certificates
CE Marked / ISO 13485 Compliant
Storage
2°C – 30°C

Need Bulk Orders or Clinic Supply?

We supply diagnostic centers, hospitals, polyclinics, and corporate health departments across the UAE and GCC with certified rapid testing kits.

The Process

Simple 4-Step Testing Procedure

Simple and efficient clinical testing workflows.

1

Collect Specimen

Collect sample using the provided sterile swab, collection stick, or blood capillary tube according to the kit IFU.

2

Extract Sample

Insert sample into the extraction tube with pre-dispensed buffer, swirl thoroughly, and attach dropper cap.

3

Dispense Drops

Apply 2–3 drops of extracted sample into the sample well (S) of the testing cassette placed on a flat surface.

4

Read Results

Read colored test (T) and control (C) lines between 10 to 15 minutes. Results are clear and easy to interpret.

Support

Questions About Gastrointestinal Rapid Tests

Why is H. pylori antigen testing preferred over antibody testing for active infection?

H. pylori stool antigen directly detects the presence of live bacteria, making it ideal for both initial diagnosis and verifying eradication after antibiotic therapy.

How is the stool sample prepared for rapid testing?

The collection tube contains a sampling stick. Inserting the stick into the stool and swirling it in the pre-filled buffer vial creates an extracted liquid ready for cassette dispensing.

Can Rotavirus and Adenovirus be tested simultaneously?

Yes. The RAV-F02a Combo test provides two distinct result windows to check for both viral pathogens from a single fecal extraction.