Clinihealth Malaria Test Kit Complete – Singlev

The Clinihealth Malaria Test Kit Complete – Single is a rapid diagnostic test designed to detect malaria infection quickly and reliably at the point of care. This single-use kit is ideal for clinical environments, travel health screening, community testing programmes, or personal preliminary screening when malaria infection is suspected.

Using a finger-prick blood sample and a simple lateral-flow cassette, this rapid test detects common Plasmodium antigens, including HRP2 (associated with Plasmodium falciparum) and pan-pLDH (for broader Plasmodium species coverage). Results are typically available in about 15–20 minutes, making it suitable for fast decision-making in regions where malaria is a concern.

Each kit includes all necessary components for one test — a test cassette, sterile lancet, capillary pipette, buffer solution, alcohol swab, and easy-to-follow instructions. Interpretation of results is clear and straightforward, with a visible control line confirming test validity.

For professional healthcare use or field screening, this test provides a convenient and portable option. A negative result does not rule out malaria; results should be interpreted with clinical context and, where appropriate, confirmed by laboratory testing.

Key Features

• Single-use rapid diagnostic test (RDT) for malaria antigen detection.

• Detects Plasmodium falciparum (HRP2) and non-falciparum (pan-pLDH) antigens.

• Fast results in approximately 15–20 minutes.

• Includes test cassette, lancet, pipette, buffer, and swab.

• Compact and portable for clinics, travel health, and community screening.

How It Works

1. Check the expiry date and the integrity of the sealed pouch before opening.

2. Clean the fingertip with the alcohol swab and obtain a small blood sample with the sterile lancet.

3. Transfer the sample to the test cassette using the provided pipette and add buffer drops as instructed.

4. Read results at the specified time (typically 15–20 minutes).

Important Notes

• For in vitro diagnostic use only; single use only.

• A negative result does not rule out malaria; clinical correlation and, if necessary, laboratory confirmation are recommended.

• Dispose of all used components according to local biohazard waste guidelines.