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Product Introduction: Standard Q Covid-19 Ag Test
Product Introduction: Standard Q Covid-19 Ag Test
Product Introduction
5. Trouble shooting
6. FAQ
01
About SD BIOSENSOR
2020~
2014~2019
2010
2010.12
∙ Founding of SD BIOSENSOR
INTRODUCTION FOR USE TEST DEVICE EXTRACTION NOZZLE CAP STERILE SWAB
BUFFER
Category Details
Rapid chromatographic immunoassay for qualitative detection of specific SARS-CoV-2
Intended use
antigen
• Test device (individual aluminum pouch) x 25
• Sterile swab x 25
Contents
• Extraction buffer x 25
(25T/kit)
• Nozzle cap x 25
• IFU
Sample type Nasopharyngeal swab ** Nasal swab will be added soon
Sample volume 3 drops of mixed specimen with extraction buffer
Testing time 15 ~ 30 minutes (Do not read test results after 30 mins.)
Storage temperature 2~30℃ (36~104℉)
Operating temperature 15~30℃ (59~86℉) ** We plan to improve operating temperature until 40 oC
Cat. no. 09COV30D (25T/kit)
https://www.finddx.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/SDQ-Ag-Public-Report_20201016-v1-1.pdf
Safety goggles
Protective suits
Timer
Respirator-style
face mask
Disposable container
Gloves
Extraction 1)
Virus
Result
buffer spiking
1 minute incubation Virus
O
: 2)CPE Activated
STANDARD Q
2 ~ 40 minutes Virus
COVID-19
O incubation Inactivate
Extraction
: No CPE d
Buffer
Negative
X No CPE
Control
1) SARS-CoV-2 titer : 2.5 X 104.3TCID50/mL 2) CPE : Cytopathic effect
Nozzle cap
※ Positive & Negative controls are provided separately (*subject to be included in the kit soon)
2-30℃ 36-86℉
Sample Requirement
Preparation
1. Test device & Extraction buffer tube must check the expiry date
The front
Preparation
Don’t touch !
Result window
Specimen well
Collection of specimen
3-1 3-2
Tilt the head back
- Tilt the patient’s head back slightly - Insert the swab into nasopharyngeal cavity
and support it with your dominant hand
Collection of specimen
3-3 3-4
360o
- Once swab is in location, rotate the swab - Remove the aluminum cover of extraction buffer
tube
- Rotate the swab more than 5 times to saturate
the swab tip - Remove the swab from the nasal cavity
Collection of specimen
- Stir the swab more than 5 times. - Remove the swab - Assemble the nozzle cap
tightly with the tube.
- While stirring the swab,
squeeze the buffer tube
to extract specimen completely
Collection of specimen
[ Specimens in transport media ]
1) 2)
- Using a micropipette, collect the 350µl - Assemble the nozzle cap tightly with the tube.
of specimen from the collection cup or VTM.
Collection of specimen
Precautions
1. The Nasopharyngeal swab is stored in extraction buffer for more than 4 hours
at 5±3℃ or 1 hour at 20±5℃.
3. The Nasopharyngeal swab is stored in UTM for more than 12 hours at 5±3℃ or
8 hours at 20±5℃.
Collection of specimen
Insufficient specimen volume. (Recommendation“3 drop (90 ul) ~ 4 drop (120 ul)”)
https://www.doh.wa.gov/Portals/1/Documents/5240/SCSI-2019-nCoV.pdf
[FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR PRINT OR DISTRIBUTION]
④ Test Procedure
6-1 6-2
- Apply 3 drops of extracted specimen - Read the test result in 15-30 minutes
to the specimen well of the test device
Do not read test result after 30 minutes. It may show false result.
In case of invalid, we recommend re-test
- Concentration of specimen
1. Internal controls
2. Control solution
- A separate kit is available for sale (10 positive and 10 negative tablets).
- This control tablet is to be used on test device.
- Control swab will be included in the test kit in near future.
Countries of Registration
Distributor
- You can contact SD Biosensor distributor in your country
International organization
- This kit is eligible for procurement in different platforms (ie. WHO, Global Fund, UNICEF, AMSP Etc.)
http://www.sdbiosensor.com/xe/covid
06
FAQ
STANDARD Q COVID-19 Ag Test
Q1. Should I use only nasopharyngeal swab specimen for the STANDARD Q COVID-19 Ag Test?
A. Nasopharyngeal swab and VTM(UTM) containing the specimen can be used as the sample.
A. The specimen in an extraction buffer can be stored up to 1 hour at 20 ± 5℃ and up to 4 hours at 5 ± 3℃.
If the specimen is not tested immediately, it is better to store the specimen at the - 20℃ up to 1 cycle.
(Do not freeze-thawing repeat)
However, it is better to read at 30 minutes as the color scale becomes more visible to interpret.
Q4. Is there any recommendation for handling the sample and the extraction buffer?
(E.g. inside a BSL-2-cabinet)
A. We recommend that it is essential to follow proper infection control measures when specimen are
collected from patients with a suspected CORONAVIRUS infection.
The examiner should wear an N95 respirator mask, gown, protective glasses and gloves.
It is recommend that when you mixed the specimen with an extraction buffer, you have to perform
the test within an hour.
Q5. Does the extraction buffer contains any kind of substance that inactivate viable viral particles?
I’m asking because if so, according to biosafety regulations, the test can be done outside
a BSL-2 cabinet.
Q6. The transport in the buffer is a little tricky because of the nozzle cap.
Do they keep the swab inside of the extraction buffer (cut the ends) and then extract just
before doing the test or do they transport the sample already extracted with the nozzle cap?