Description

We offer the Parasep (Apacor, UK) disposable stool collection and filtration concentrator – a pre-filled, single-use device designed to prevent cross-contamination and enable rapid testing of stool samples. This is the best device for detecting helminths, with no equivalent anywhere in the world. Intestinal parasites are isolated through filtration and centrifugation. Recommended by the WHO since 2004. It enables the identification of more than 20 species of parasites, such as ascariasis, giardiasis, amoebiasis, taeniasis and others.

Advantages of the Parasep concentrator:

• optimal processing of biomaterial;
• fast 4-step process: preparation, emulsification, centrifugation, analysis results;
• ease of use;
• high reliability of the results;
• a completely closed process that eliminates the risk of error;
• minimises the risk of infection;
• low amount of waste in the analysis process.

Moreover, the unique Parasep concentrator can be used to differentiate between helminthiasis and single inactive parasite eggs that have been passed into the faeces via transitory ingestion. This is a very important nuance in making the correct diagnosis.

The packs shown contain 40 items each

The site also features the ParaSys semi-automatic faecal analysis station (Apacor, UK). It is suitable for use with any microscope for the study of helminths. It has no analogues in the world. The ParaSys system is designed to automate the analysis of intestinal parasites as much as possible, eliminating any inaccuracies. The semi-automatic station works quickly, safely and easily. It is controlled by a touch screen.

Advantages of the ParaSys semi-automatic station:

• process optimisation;
• high speed of analysis;
• safe for staff;
• is equipped with a self-cleaning button that prevents possible sample contamination;
• no contact between the laboratory assistant and the biomaterial;
• high sensitivity.

Main features

Parasep is a disposable concentrator for intestinal parasites designed to concentrate them by centrifugation and filtering through a specialised filter. The concentrators are plastic tubes consisting of a sample tube, a filter and a container for collecting the filtered material. During the centrifugation process, the parasites pass through the filter and are collected in the lower part of the tube.

The system increases the level of parasite detection, improves their visualisation, reduces the risk of infection, and reduces waste, which allows you to optimise the process of testing for helminth eggs and take diagnostics to a new level.

Advantages.

• optimal processing of biological material;
• Improved standardisation of the method;
• analysis time is reduced;
• reducing the risk of contamination;
• Improving the reliability of the analysis;
• Reducing the amount of waste generated as a result of the analysis.

The methodology has been tested and recommended by the WHO since 2004.

There are no analogues in the world.