Immunoassay & Rapid Test Kits for Point-of-Care Testing
Immunoassay and rapid test kits for hospital labs, physician office laboratories, clinics and reference labs - lateral flow immunoassays for hCG pregnancy, fecal occult blood, H. pylori, infectious mononucleosis, cardiac markers and fertility hormones, in cassette, midstream and strip formats plus analyzer-read cartridges. Lines include Quidel, Abbott, ACON, BD and Sekisui. Available in single-use pouches and case quantities, in CLIA-waived and moderate-complexity formats. Wholesale case pricing for hospitals, clinics, laboratories and licensed distributors.
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Immunoassay and Rapid Test Kits for Point-of-Care Testing
Immunoassay rapid tests use antigen-antibody binding on a lateral flow membrane to detect a target analyte, from hormones and tumor markers to fecal and cardiac markers. Results appear as colored control and test lines read by eye or by an analyzer. The category groups the general immunoassay tests that fall outside the infectious disease, drug screening and urinalysis lines.
Immunoassay Tests Stocked
- Pregnancy hCG tests - Qualitative human chorionic gonadotropin tests from urine or serum, in cassette, strip and midstream formats across several lines.
- Fecal occult blood tests - Guaiac fecal occult blood cards (gFOBT) and fecal immunochemical tests (FIT) for lower gastrointestinal bleeding screening.
- H. pylori tests - Rapid antigen and antibody immunoassays for Helicobacter pylori from stool or blood specimens.
- Cardiac marker tests - Rapid immunoassays for troponin I, myoglobin, CK-MB, D-dimer and BNP, in cassette and analyzer-read cartridge formats.
- Fertility and hormone tests - Luteinizing hormone (LH) ovulation tests, FSH and related hormone immunoassays in strip and cassette formats.
Immunoassay Test Formats Available
| Test | Specimen | Format | Read Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| hCG pregnancy | Urine / serum | Cassette, strip, midstream | Visual |
| Fecal occult blood (gFOBT / FIT) | Stool | Card, cassette | Visual |
| H. pylori | Stool / blood | Cassette | Visual |
| Cardiac markers | Whole blood / plasma | Cassette, cartridge | Visual or analyzer |
| LH ovulation | Urine | Strip, cassette | Visual |
General immunoassay tests round out a point-of-care testing menu that already covers infectious disease, drug screening and urinalysis. Consolidating pregnancy, fecal occult blood, H. pylori and cardiac marker purchasing with the rest of the diagnostic program gives materials management one source and case pricing across the full menu. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Browse Related Categories
Immunoassay tests sit alongside infectious disease & serology test kits, drug & alcohol screening tests and urinalysis test strips & systems in the point-of-care menu. Browse the full rapid test kits and diagnostics section or the laboratory supplies catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
What immunoassay rapid tests are stocked?
The catalog stocks lateral flow immunoassays for hCG pregnancy, guaiac and fecal immunochemical occult blood, H. pylori, infectious mononucleosis, cardiac markers such as troponin I, myoglobin and D-dimer, and fertility hormones such as LH. Lines include Quidel, Abbott, ACON, BD and Sekisui in cassette, strip, midstream and analyzer-read cartridge formats.
What is the difference between a lateral flow immunoassay and an analyzer-read immunoassay?
A lateral flow immunoassay is a self-contained cassette or strip where staff read colored control and test lines by eye, giving a qualitative positive or negative result with no instrument. An analyzer-read immunoassay runs a cartridge on a bench reader that returns a quantitative or semi-quantitative value, common for cardiac markers where a numeric result matters. The catalog stocks both formats.
What is the difference between gFOBT and FIT fecal occult blood tests?
Guaiac fecal occult blood tests (gFOBT) use a chemical reaction on a guaiac-impregnated card to detect blood in stool and can react to dietary factors. Fecal immunochemical tests (FIT) use an antibody specific to human hemoglobin, are more specific to lower gastrointestinal bleeding and need no dietary restriction. The catalog stocks both card and cassette formats across several lines.
Can hospitals and clinics order immunoassay test kits in bulk?
Yes. Immunoassay rapid test kits are stocked in case quantities for hospitals, physician office laboratories, clinics, reference labs and licensed distributors. Standing order programs are available for high-velocity lines such as hCG pregnancy and fecal occult blood tests. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What immunoassay tests should be included in a laboratory formulary?
A point-of-care immunoassay formulary typically includes an hCG pregnancy test in cassette and midstream formats, a fecal occult blood test (gFOBT or FIT), an H. pylori test, and cardiac marker tests where the site runs point-of-care triage, with fertility hormone tests added by case mix. MAP Medical builds consolidated formulary packages matched to facility type and test volume - contact our team for an assessment.