A quick, sensitive, in-situ test to detect residual proteins using fluorescence Making it easy to check the cleanliness of reprocessed surgical instruments


Currently the only Protein Detection Test that is fully compliant to the protein detection requirements of the updated HTM01:01


Key features of the ProReveal Test


• A highly sensitive test able to detect less than 50ng of residual protein • A user defined level of residual protein can be set to meet the HTM01:01 guidelines


• A rapid test with results in less than 4 minutes with a PASS or FAIL indicator


• Provides a quantitative measurement over the whole of the instrument • A visual display as to the location of any residual protein


• 3D view of the instrument shows where protein is present and how much


• Report generation, stored data or downloadable to a USB stick or mirror storage to an external drive or network


• Patented viewer and reagent spray


• Touch a spot of contamination on the displayed image to show a localised readout of the protein mass detected for that spot


• The ProReveal generates a list of editable questions before each measurement. Washer disinfector details etc.


• The stored measurement data can be analysed using the monitor history graph


• PCD’s (Process Challenge Devices) under development


Unit 4-5 Brampton Business Park 55 Brampton Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN22 9AF


For free samples for evaluation • Colour coded for easy identification


• Sterile, disposable, one-time use - to prevent cross contamination


• Eliminates the need for reprocessing reusable valves


• Set containing one each of air/water, suction, and biopsy valves


• For use in Olympus


140/160/180/190/240/260 Series Endoscopes


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