Product Description
| Brand | Abbott |
| Sample Type | Whole Blood |
| Pack Size | 10T |
| CAT No | 97987 |
The TC HDL cassette measures total cholesterol (TC), a measure of the total amount of cholesterol in the blood, and high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol (referred to as the "good cholesterol). TC HDL also calculates the TC/HDL ratio and non-HDL cholesterol. For use with the Cholestech LDX System
Rapid Lipid Testing in Clinical SettingsThe Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX TC HDL Cassette streamlines lipid analysis, enabling healthcare professionals to quickly and accurately measure both total cholesterol and HDL cholesterol. The portable, single-use design fits seamlessly into workflows, making it ideal for use in hospitals, clinics, and point-of-care setups. Its precision and convenience help inform fast clinical decisions regarding cardiovascular risk.
User-Friendly, Reliable TechnologyThese cassettes utilize advanced enzymatic colorimetric technology, ensuring reliable results with minimal effort. Users simply insert the cassette into the CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer and add the required blood sample. Each cassette's silent, manual operation means no additional power or equipment is needed, and disposal is straightforward to meet lab safety standards.
Secure Packaging and TraceabilityIndividually foil-sealed cassettes preserve sterility and integrity, while each pouch carries a unique batch-specific barcode and expiry date for precise inventory tracking. This secure packaging protects against environmental factors and supports compliance with professional and regulatory requirements.
FAQ's of Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX TC HDL CASSETTES:
Q: How should Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX TC HDL Cassettes be stored before use?
A: Cassettes should be kept in their original, sealed foil packaging at a temperature between 2-30C (36-86F). Avoid freezing and exposure to extreme temperatures to preserve shelf life and test integrity.
Q: What is the process for using a TC HDL Cassette with the CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer?
A: To use, insert the cassette into the analyzer, add 35L of whole blood from a fingerstick or venous sample, and initiate the test. Results for total cholesterol and HDL cholesterol will appear in about five minutes.
Q: When should a cassette be discarded, and how should it be disposed?
A: After single-use testing, dispose of the used cassette as biohazard waste according to local clinical protocols to prevent contamination and ensure safe handling.
Q: Where can these cassettes be used in a healthcare setting?
A: TC HDL Cassettes are suitable for use in clinical laboratories, hospitals, and point-of-care environments where the CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer is available, including physician offices and mobile clinics.
Q: What are the main benefits of using the Abbott TC HDL Cassette system?
A: Benefits include rapid and accurate cholesterol results, low sample volume requirements, secure and traceable packaging, single-use convenience, and compatibility with the portable CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer for immediate clinical decision-making.
Q: How is product accuracy and reliability maintained?
A: Each cassette is manufactured under strict quality controls, utilizing enzymatic colorimetric technology that meets the manufacturer's stated performance standards for in vitro diagnostic testing.
Q: Who is permitted to use these cassettes?
A: Abbott CHOLESTECH LDX TC HDL Cassettes are designed for professional use only and should be used exclusively by trained personnel operating the CHOLESTECH LDX Analyzer.