Certest ResisCheck® Carbapenemases


Rapid detection of carbapenemase-producing organisms. Results in 15 minutes.


Why now?


Between October 2020 and June 2025, nearly 24,000 carbapenemase-producing organism (CPO) episodes were reported to the UK Health Security Agency, with rates expected to continue to rise across most regions in 2026. The most prevalent carbapenemase families – NDM, OXA-48-like, and KPC – vary by region, with London, the North West, and the West Midlands recording the highest annual rates*. Early, accurate detection is essential for infection control and patient safety. ResisCheck® delivers the speed your laboratory needs to respond effectively to this persistent threat.


97.3% Sensitivity | 100% Specificity | 98.9% Overall Agreement Proven performance


How it compares


Faster turnaround than standard assays. Superior sensitivity and specificity. No expensive equipment. Designed for UK diagnostic laboratories.


Why ResisCheck® stands out


Results available in 15 minutes Detects all 5 major carbapenemase families IVDR certified, European manufactured No specialist equipment required Enhanced visual field, clear results


A Certest innovation delivered through Pro-Lab Diagnostics


ResisCheck® represents the latest breakthrough from Certest, a leader in rapid diagnostic innovation. As the exclusive UK distributor, Pro-Lab Diagnostics is proud to bring this proven solution to your laboratory.


Learn more about Certest ResisCheck® Carbapenemases


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*https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/carbapenemase-producing-gram- negative-organisms-laboratory-surveillance/carbapenemase-producing-gram- negative-organisms-in-england-since-october-2020-quarterly-update-q2-2025


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