ALIXIAN HIV/HCV/Syphilis/HBsAg 4-in-1 IVD Test Kit

ALIXIAN HIV/HCV/Syphilis/HBsAg 4-in-1 IVD Test Kit is a single-use in vitro diagnostic screening kit for the qualitative detection of HIV-1/2 antibodies, hepatitis C virus (HCV) antibodies, Treponema pallidum (syphilis) antibodies and hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg). The four-in-one format provides convenient multi-marker screening in one pack.

Key Benefits

• Four-in-one screening — covers HIV-1/2, HCV, syphilis and HBsAg markers.
• Single-use kit — one test portion supplied per box.
• Colloidal gold method — designed for qualitative in vitro screening.
• Compact format — convenient packaging for controlled testing environments.

How to Use

Read the enclosed English instructions for use in full before testing. Follow the manufacturer’s directions exactly for specimen collection, preparation, timing and interpretation. Do not use the kit if the packaging is damaged or after the expiry date.

Active / Key Components

The test is designed to screen for antibodies to HIV-1/2, antibodies to hepatitis C virus, antibodies to Treponema pallidum and hepatitis B surface antigen. Contents and specimen requirements should be checked against the enclosed instructions.

Warnings & Storage

• This is a screening test and does not provide a final diagnosis.
• Reactive or invalid results require confirmatory testing and professional medical advice.
• A negative result may not exclude very recent infection or testing during a window period.
• Single use only. Do not reuse or share testing components.
• Handle specimens and used components as potentially infectious material.
• Keep out of reach of children and store exactly as directed by the manufacturer.

FAQ

Q: What does this kit screen for?
A: It screens for HIV-1/2 antibodies, HCV antibodies, syphilis antibodies and HBsAg.

Q: Does a reactive result confirm an infection?
A: No. Reactive screening results must be confirmed by an appropriate healthcare service or laboratory.

Q: Can a negative result rule out recent exposure?
A: Not always. Window periods differ, so seek professional advice if exposure may have been recent.