Eldoncard® Doctors Kit for professional use
Eldoncard® Doctors Kit for professional use has been reordered and will be shipped as soon as it is back in stock.
The Eldoncard® Doctors Kit is a laboratory-free blood type test kit for rapid determination of ABO and RhD blood type. Each box contains 10 sterile disposable tests and makes it possible to identify blood type A, B, AB or 0 as well as RhD positive or negative without the need for laboratory equipment or a technician. This makes the set relevant for healthcare personnel, first aid, emergency services and people who want documented blood type information easily available.
Compared to traditional blood typing that requires a laboratory setup, Eldoncard® has been developed for easy use in the field, clinic and other situations where quick clarification is important. The test is based on an immunological method where antibodies in four reagent fields react with antigens on the surface of red blood cells. In the case of visible agglutination, the blood type can be read directly on the card. The product is a Danish innovation from 1954, has been in global use since 1959, is FDA approved and is used by, among others, medical institutions, blood banks, hospitals and NATO.
- Determines both ABO blood type and RhD status in one test
- 10 individually wrapped sterile tests per kit
- Requires only a small drop of blood from a finger and no laboratory machines
- Contains blood type card, laminating foil, lancet, cleaning wipe, pipette and EldonStick
- The result can be laminated and stored in a wallet or bag
- Store at 5 to 37 °C with a shelf life of up to 2 years if stored correctly
The set is well suited for medical personnel, first aiders, military personnel, emergency response environments and private individuals who want to know their blood type when travelling, outdoors or in emergency situations. It is also a practical supplement together with Spectrolabo mineral and heavy metal tests when you want broader health knowledge from several types of home tests and point-of-care solutions.
How does the test work? The card has four fields marked Anti-A, Anti-B, Anti-D and control. After the fields are moistened with water, a small drop of blood is added to each field using the provided transfer equipment. Blood and reagents are gently mixed for approximately 10 seconds per field. The pattern of agglutination is then assessed visually, and this provides the basis for reading the blood type and RhD status. Because the reaction is visible directly on the card, the solution is easy to use even where advanced equipment is not available.
Each test kit is intended for single use and is delivered individually wrapped for safe handling. Instructions and results table are included, and the card can be laminated after the test has been carried out for permanent storage. This is useful for people who want to have blood type information available in their wallet, bag, first aid kit or emergency folder.
It is important to note that the result should not be used alone as a basis for medical decisions, transfusion or treatment without confirmation from a qualified healthcare professional. The Eldoncard® Doctors Kit has been developed as a practical and reliable tool for blood type detection, but as with other diagnostic aids, the results should be considered in the correct medical context.
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