Herpes Simplex Test Kit

AccuQuik™ is a CE, ISO, USFDA Herpes Simplex Test Kit manufacturer.
As an American brand, AccuQuik™ places the highest priority on the quality of our Herpes Simplex Test Kit. However, as we look to serve the needs of the developing world, our test kits are manufacturer in India and China-based facilities.

Herpes Simplex Test Kit

AccuQuik™ is a CE, ISO, USFDA Herpes Simplex Test Kit manufacturer.
As an American brand, AccuQuik™ places the highest priority on the quality of our Herpes Simplex Test Kit. However, as we look to serve the needs of the developing world, our test kits are manufacturer in India and China-based facilities.

Herpes Simplex Test Kit Features


Test: Herpes Simplex Test Kit
Specimen: Serum/Plasma
Test Form: Cassette

Packaging:
  • 1 piece/pouch, 1 pouch/box
  • 1 piece/pouch, 25 pouches/box
  • 1 piece/pouch, 50 pouches/box

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Herpes Simplex Test Kit is an indirect qualitative test kit to measure herpes simplex virus type 1 antibody in serum or plasma. The test kit consists of the microplate that is coated with herpes simplex virus antigen to test the specimen of the herpes simplex virus antibody. The antibody reacts with the antigen and binds with the enzyme-labeled anti-human monoclonal antibody to form an antigen-antibody-enzyme-labeled antibody complex. In the case of a formed complex, a colorimetric reading will appear indicating a positive result. If the colorimetric reading is missing, the result is negative. A positive result means that infection has occurred in the past, with or without symptoms. A negative result shows an unlikely previous exposure of the herpes simplex virus, or that the body has yet had time to being producing HSV antibodies.

AccuQuik™ promotes the use of Herpes Simplex Test Kit.

Herpes Simplex

Available as cassette

Herpes Simplex Test Kit diagnostic test detects the herpes simplex virus type 1 antibody by indirect qualitative test in serum or plasma. The test kit consists of the microplate that is coated with herpes simplex virus antigen to test the specimen of the herpes simplex virus antibody. The antibody reacts with the antigen and binds with the enzyme-labeled anti-human monoclonal antibody to form an antigen-antibody-enzyme-labeled antibody complex. In the case of a formed complex, a colorimetric reading will appear indicating a positive result. If the colorimetric reading is missing, the result is negative. A positive result means that infection has occurred in the past, with or without symptoms. A negative result shows an unlikely previous exposure of the herpes simplex virus, or that the body has yet had time to being producing HSV antibodies. AccuQuik™ promotes the use of Herpes Simplex Test Kit.

The Disease

General Information

Herpes is a common viral infection that is caused by the herpes simplex virus. Two types of HSV exist, namely the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2). Both types of the virus are contagious and periodically cause blisters and cold sores. HSV-1 is commonly known as oral herpes and causes the symptoms to appear near the mouth and on the face. Transmission of HSV-1 is through kissing, sharing of drinking glasses or utensils with infected individuals. HSV-2 is responsible for causing genital herpes, and generally transmitted through sexual contact. When first infected with herpes, the symptoms might be mild and go unnoticed. After a period of time, the initial infection might resolve on its own, but the virus remains in the body. Periodic outbreaks might occur especially during periods of stress or illness

Treatments

Like many other viral infections, there is no cure for herpes. Antiviral medications may be administered to suppress outbreaks and shorten the duration of symptoms, such as the use of acyclovir, famciclovir and valacyclovir. Transmission of the virus might rarely occur from a delivering mother to her baby, causing neonatal herpes in the newborn. A course of intravenous antiviral medications must be administered to treat the newborn. Long-term health problems in the baby might occur and even turn life-threatening if the infection is left untreated. HSV-1 is not easily preventable as exposure can occur in everyday life. HSV-2 can be prevented by the use of protection (condoms) during oral, vaginal, and anal sex.

Herpes Simplex Test Kit FAQs



When should you take the Herpes Simplex test?
Individuals with symptoms of infection such as rash, small blisters, sores, itching or tingling of the affected area is recommended for testing. Other symptoms, such as those of viral meningitis like fever, persistent headache and stiff neck may also indicate the need for testing. Pregnant women who has been diagnosed with herpes may also be monitored regularly prior to delivery. And lastly, newborns with signs of HSV infection or is born from a mother with active blisters should be tested.
How common is transmission from an infected mother to her newborn?
Most women with genital herpes give birth to healthy babies. In the US, while 25-30% of pregnant women have genital herpes, less than 0.1% of babies born each year gets infected. However, HSV infections are most serious and fatal to newborns and thus infections must be treated immediately.
Where can I buy the Herpes Simplex Test Kits?
The AccuQuik™ Herpes Simplex Test Kits can be purchased from any local retailer distributing the products. The tests kits can also be provided for distribution following contact with the sales department of AccuQuik™ Test Kit.
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