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Serum Toxicology Testing Reagents
Serum toxicology testing reagents are used to detect drugs and major drug metabolites in sera samples in toxic concentrations and may be used in emergency rooms. Some examples of detectable analytes are cocaine, tricyclic antidepressants, opiates, amphetamines, and barbiturates.
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Quickly and accurately identify tricyclics in serum samples with Thermo Scientific™ DRI™ Tricyclics Serum Toxicology Assays, excellent tools for emergency rooms when urine specimens are not conveniently available.
Utilize Thermo Scientific™ DRI™ Serum Toxicology Benzodiazepine Assay in emergency room situations where urine samples are not conveniently available.
Identify the overdose class of drug in emergency room situations where urine samples are not readily available with Thermo Scientific™ DRI™ Acetaminophen Serum Toxicology Assay. Provided in convenient packaging with separate calibrators, these liquid, ready-to-use assays have the flexibility to run...
Identify the class of drug in emergency room situations where urine samples are not readily available with Thermo Scientific™ DRI™ Serum Toxicology Barbiturate Assay. Provided in convenient packaging with separate calibrators, these liquid, ready-to-use assays have the flexibility to run on a...
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Get important information on Thermo Scientific™ CEDIA™ Immunosuppressant, Thermo Scientific™ DRI™ Drugs of Abuse and Thermo Scientific™ QMS™ TDM (Therapeutic Drug Monitoring) Immunoassays from Thermo Scientific™ Vitros™ Applications documents.
Access important information about chemistry reagents and immunosuppressant drug monitoring assays, including application sheets, package inserts, safety data sheets, and videos. Please contact your Beckman Coulter™ account representative for more information.
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