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Absology Exhibits POCT Immunoassay Analyzer with Testing Time of Five Minutes

By HospiMedica International staff writers
Posted on 16 Nov 2022

Image: The ABSOL POCT immunoassay system is on display at MEDICA 2022 (Photo courtesy of Absology)

Image: The ABSOL POCT immunoassay system is on display at MEDICA 2022 (Photo courtesy of Absology)

Absology Co., Ltd. (Gyeonggi-do, Korea) is participating in MEDICA 2022 where the company is exhibiting its POC FIA (Fluorescence Immunoassay) analyzer that uses microfluidic technology for the accurate quantitative diagnosis of concentration of biomarkers for a range of diseases.

At MEDICA 2022, Absology is showcasing its ABSOL POCT analyzer that uses FIA technology to quantitatively diagnose the concentration of biomarkers. It has a test time of only five minutes and features a vivid expressed GUI along with a convenient built-in printer. Alongside ABSOL, the company is showcasing the ABSOL HS high-sensitive ELISA analyzer for early disease screening. ABSOL HS can detect Femtogram level molecules using Absology’s proprietary PIFA (Photooxidation Induced Fluorescence Amplification) technology. It has a test time of only 30 minutes and requires just 20uL of blood sample. Compact and affordable, the portable and light weight ABSOL HS is a flexible platform for any kind of ELISA protocol. Absology offers a wide test menu for the ABSOL and ABSOL HS systems, including PSA, Testosterone, Vitamin D, TSH, FreeT4, Thyroid Combo, Cortisol, PCT, COVID-19 IgM/IgG, COVID-19 Ag, COVID-19 Neutralizing Antibody, and Influenza A/B.

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