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REAL Minisystem Faecal parasite concentrator system for stool sample conservation and concentration


Minisystem has a new cap design with a longer spoon makes the system even cleaner as it protects the user


Mini & Midi System Total-Fix


from touching the sample and at the same time its longer spoon makes the collection of the sample easier.


Parasites conservation and concentration systems


This system has two filters (250μm and 400μm) that efficiently trap large faecal debris and allow parasites to pass through. The clear sediment produced is free of contaminants and suitable for analysis of both helminth eggs and protozoa without ethyl acetate/ether.


Safe and clean procedure Simplifies sample collection For the detection of trophozoites, cysts, larvae and eggs of intestinal parasites. Reduces the possibility of infection CE IVD marked


¿What are our Mini & Midi System Total-Fix®?


The Mini & Midi-System Total-Fix® is a disposable plastic device for the collection, fixation, filtration and concentration of intestinal parasites in faeces. The collection vial contains Total-Fix®, a powerful formalin-free fixative that preserves the morphology of the parasite structures in a highly efficient way.


The concentration method is a modification of the classical Ritchie method, recommended by the WHO, and is carried out with an integrated double horizontal filter that removes large faecal debris, allowing a clean sediment to be obtained after centrifugation.


Two different formats are available to suit the needs of any laboratory. The Mini System is our most convenient and handy device, the size of a conventional 15 ml tube, while the Midi-System is the size of a 50 ml tube, and allows to work with a larger amount of sample.


¿What advantages do our Mini & Midi System Total-Fix® offer?


Total-Fix® fixative is formaldehyde and heavy metals-free, offers the same preservative activity as conventional formaldehyde-based fixatives and is compatible with molecular techniques.


The two integrated filters allow efficient and uniform filtration and have the optimal pore size for clear sediment and good recovery of both helminth eggs and protozoa without the addition of ether or ethyl acetate.


The collection vial contains glass beads to facilitate homogenisation of the sample.


The protocol is fast and clean, with no need for additional consumables, and avoids direct contact with the sample, bad odours and risk of accidental contamination.


Sedimentation cone


Upper cap Anti-leakage joint


Spoon 250 um filter Collection Vial 400 um filter


Anti-leakage joint Bottom cap


Technical specifications


Volume of fixative: 4 and 10 ml respectively. Compatible with 15 and 50 ml centrifuge rotors, no adapters required. 2 mm diameter glass beads for easy homogenisation. Anti-leak joints incorporated in both caps. Double horizontal filter of 200 and 450 microns.


¿What are our Mini & Mid


The Mini & Midi-System Total-Fix® concentration of intestinal parasites fixative that preserves the morpholog


The concentration method is a modi carried out with an integrated dou sediment to be obtained after centri


Two different formats are available and handy device, the size of a con allows to work with a larger amount


¿What advantages do our


Molecular controls for Group B Streptococcus


Group B Streptococcus (GBS) Control Panel (Inactivated Swab) contains six positive control swabs and six negative control swabs.


Total-Fix® fixative is formaldehyde a formaldehyde-based fixatives and is


The two integrated filters allow effic and good recovery of both helminth


The collection vial contains glass bea


The protocol is fast and clean, with sample, bad odours and risk of accid


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Technical specifica


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