SARS CoV-2 & Influenza A/B & RSV Antigen Combo Test

self-test with child-friendly swab

The 4 in 1 rapid antigen test has been designed with children in mind for at home testing. The swab device included in the 2-test pack makes children testing more comfortable and reduces the anxiety associated with nasal swab sample collection

    • Comprehensive testing for 4 important viral infections that children come in to contact with

    • Inclusion of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) allows parents to monitor the child for potential complications that can be associated with childhood RSV infection

    • Differential diagnosis between the 4 important viruses allows for informed choices by the parent, to involve the family doctor, or to keep the child isolated to minimise spreading the infection
    • Identifies the possibility of viral co-infections

    • Empowers parents to make informed choices regarding childhood infections

    • Rapid results for all 4 viruses within 12 minutes

    • Packaging to enable retail sales from counter-top or on shelf display

    • Cost effective testing of 4 important viral respiratory infections having similar symptoms affecting children
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