β-HCG Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay)

β-HCG Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay) is intended for in-vitro quantitative measurement of β-HCG in human serum and plasma. This test is used as an important aid in pregnancy test.

LH Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay)

LH Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay) is intended for in-vitro quantitative measurement of luteinizing hormone in serum. Clinically, it is mainly used to test whether a woman ovulates, screen the causes of infertility or early abortion, and also can be used as the auxiliary diagnosis of premature ovarian failure.

FSH Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay)

FSH Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay) is intended for in-vitro quantitative measurement of FSH (Follicle stimulating hormone) in serum. Clinically, it can be used to monitor hypothalamic-pituitary-ovary function, and can also be used as an auxiliary indicator for diseases such as amenorrhea, infertility and polycystic ovary syndrome.

PRL Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay)

PRL Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay) is intended for in-vitro quantitative measurement of PRL (prolactin) in serum. Clinically, it is mainly used to evaluate the endocrine function of pituitary gland.

AMH Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay)

AMH Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay) is intended for in-vitro quantitative measurement of AMH (anti-mullerian hormone) in serum. AMH is a member of the transforming growth factor beta superfamily, which is a disaccharide protein composed of two identical 70KD subunits linked by disulfide bonds. AMH can be used as an indicator for the diagnosis of ovarian reserve function and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

Progesterone Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay)

Progesterone Test Kit (Dry Fluorescence Immunoassay) is intended for in-vitro quantitative measurement of Progesterone in serum and plasma. Progesterone is the main biologically active progesterone secreted by the ovary, known as progesterone hormone and progesterone. The amount of progesterone produced daily is 2 to 3mg before ovulation, mainly from the ovaries. Current studies have shown that excessive progesterone can reduce endometrial receptivity and lead to adverse pregnancy outcomes. Too low a progesterone in the first trimester will lead to threatened miscarriage. Therefore, progesterone detection for patients with early threatened abortion is of great significance in clinical diagnosis, pregnancy outcome and treatment. Clinical and laboratory progesterone detection methods mainly include chemiluminescence, enzyme-linked immunoassay, fluorescence Immunoassay and so on.