EXHIBITION PREVIEW


viruses. With a 24-month shelf life, from the date of manufacture, and gamma irradiation, it is ideal for molecular diagnostics and culture techniques.


Inactivate deadly pathogens safely in 60 secs with SIGMA-MM. The ∑–MM device is a highly effective single- step collection, storage and transport system for specimens where there is a high risk of dangerous pathogens. www.mwe.co.uk


MWE.


technical account managers will be on hand to assist with any questions. www.mast-group.com/uk


MWE


Medical Wire & Equipment (MWE) has been at the forefront of laboratory sciences and developing pre-analytical medical devices for over 70 years. MWE manufactures a wide range of products such as swabs and specimen collection media for the safe handling, collection and transportation of viruses, bacteria, and other microorganisms. With an increase of laboratories


moving from gel amies to liquid amies, MWE’s SIGMA range offers many solutions for testing needs. SIGMA- TRANSWAB is the world’s leading liquid amies transport for automated and conventional processing. Best for bacterial and viral specimen collection and transport while being used in a clinical setting for wounds, skin, throat. Other swabbing with MRSA and ENT/ STD options are available. SIGMA-VIROCULT is most suitable for optimum recovery and transportation of


Pro-Lab Diagnostics Pro-Lab Diagnostics is pleased to continue supporting the BSMT conference that has become an extremely important date in the diagnostics industry calendar for many.


In addition to the traditional products and plenty of penguins of course, the company will be showcasing the Q-linea ASTar – a fully automated system for rapid antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST) from positive blood culture. The Q-linea ASTar cuts the diagnostic time for infectious diseases and delivers clinically actionable results in hours instead of days. Pro-Labs also has an expansion to the automated / QC range of products, a new CLIA platform for gastrointestinal and respiratory infections, and additions to the Prolex range of kits for Legionella and non-E.coli 0157 identification. www.pro-lab.co.uk


R-Biopharm Rhone R-Biopharm Rhône is the UK subsidiary of the R-Biopharm Group, a leading manufacturer of solutions for clinical diagnostics. Including the recently acquired AusDiagnostics, the company offers a wide range of products for multiple applications including gastroenterology, AMR, respiratory pathogens and sexual health. Offering solutions covering molecular multiplexed syndromic testing, Rapid lateral flow and ELISA-based assays R-Biopharm’s trademark brands such as TandemPlex, RIDA GENE and RIDA QUICK are recognised around the world for providing reliable and quality results. www.r-biopharm.com


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Elevate your diagnostic capabilities with Seegene’s pioneering approach to enteric testing, providing results in just four hours. The company’s customisable GI testing portfolio covers a wide range of pathogens including bacteria, viruses,


Seegene.


For further details of the BSMT Annual Conference, visit the website.


www.BSMT.org.uk APRIL 2024 WWW.PATHOLOGYINPRACTICE.COM


R-Biopharm Rhone.


parasites, helminths, and Helicobacter pylori, ensuring comprehensive diagnostics.


What sets Seegene apart is the company’s dedication to streamlining laboratory workflows. With its innovative approach, all GI assays can be seamlessly run on the same platform, utilising a unified extraction process. This not only enhances efficiency but also drastically reduces turnaround times, enabling laboratories to achieve more in less time. Discover over 60 Allplex products,


offering solutions for gastrointestinal, sexually transmitted infections (sti), respiratory illnesses, drug resistance profiling, human papillomavirus (HPV) screening, and genotyping. Transform your laboratory’s workflow with Seegene’s swift and accurate enteric testing solutions. www.seegene.com


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