Fertility hormones (Luteinizing Hormone (LH) and Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)) plays a major role in controlling the menstrual cycle and the ovulation process leading to the possible use of these hormone testing to control the possibility of pregnancy. Pregnancy is detected by the presence of hCG hormone in urine or serum.

Troponin I is a protein that is exclusively present in human cardiac muscles. The presence of Troponin I in blood indicates heart injury which is usually caused by heart attack or myocardial infraction. Troponin I levels are detected at 6 hours, peak at 24–48 hours, and persist in serum for up to 10 days.

Urine Reagent Strips (URS) are widely used in Urinalysis to determine pathological changes in urine. The strips contain dry-chemistry pads that, when dipped in urine, change their colors. The color change allows for the semi-quantitative measurement of various urine parameters. The strips are suitable for lab, point-of-care and even home use

Atlas Medical’s Microbiology product group offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic tools essential for detecting and identifying microorganisms, supporting effective clinical decision-making. Our portfolio includes staining reagents used in histopathology, cytopathology, hematology, and microbiology to differentiate cellular components and detect abnormalities. We also provide blood culture bottles designed to promote microbial growth for accurate detection of bloodstream infections. Additionally, our Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing (AST) solutions help determine the most effective treatment by assessing bacterial sensitivity to various antibiotics, ensuring targeted and reliable therapy.

Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) is a versatile and sensitive technique to detect or quantify certain substances in patients’ samples. The technique is based on antibody-antigen reaction with the presence of an enzyme that reacts with a certain substrate to produce a measurable signal that indicates the presence and quantity of the target molecule.

Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) is a versatile and sensitive technique to detect or quantify certain substances in patients’ samples. The technique is based on antibody-antigen reaction with the presence of an enzyme that reacts with a certain substrate to produce a measurable signal that indicates the presence and quantity of the target molecule.

Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) is a versatile and sensitive technique to detect or quantify certain substances in patients’ samples. The technique is based on antibody-antigen reaction with the presence of an enzyme that reacts with a certain substrate to produce a measurable signal that indicates the presence and quantity of the target molecule.

Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by bacterial infection. Syphilis infection develops into several stages over a span of weeks, months or even years. It is curable if detected at the early stage of infection, otherwise, it can cause permanent deuteriation to health and in some rare cases, death. Atlas offers a comprehensive range of tests for such infections for screening and confirmatory testing

Atlas Medical offers a comprehensive range of Diabetes Management products designed to support accurate diagnosis and effective monitoring of blood glucose levels. GlucoSip – Glucose Tolerance Test Drink and Reliance™ Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems. Together, these products form a complete solution for healthcare professionals and individuals managing diabetes, combining diagnostic precision with patient convenience.

Latex kits offer a quick and simple assay to diagnose a range of pathogens and medical conditions. The assay is based on an immunological reaction between the detected analyte in the sample and its corresponding antibody or antigen already coated on latex particles. This technology is applied to a good range of routine tests in serology and microbiology.

Clinical chemistry kits are sets of reagents used to quantitatively measure several analystes in various patients’ specimens to assess a patient’s health status, diagnose diseases, monitor treatment effectiveness and screen for certain conditions.

Turbidimetric latex assay is based on the agglutination reaction between latex particles coated with antibodies or antigens with its corresponding analyte in the specimen. Turbidimetric latex kits procedure is easy and can detect and quantitate the analyte providing quantitive results without the need of complicated laboratory instruments.

Febrile antigen kits are based on bacterial suspensions that agglutinate in the presence of antibodies formed in human blood as a result of infection by certain fever-causing microbial agents. In positive samples, the agglutination is macroscopically visible at certain antibody levels in serum. These antigen reagents are used for qualitative and semi-quantitative febrile screening purposes using slide & tube techniques.

Blood Grouping reagents are used for the identification of blood types. The test procedure is based on the agglutination principle, where red cells possessing the typing antigen agglutinate in the presence of the corresponding antibody in the testing reagent indicating the presence of the tested antigen. No agglutination indicates the absence of the tested antigen.

Blood is the major tissue in the body & it plays a vital role in body functionality & health. Coagulation tests are important to test the effectiveness of the hemostasis system of the body which is the system controlling the bleeding and clotting of the blood. Hemoglobin is the major component of blood cells, and it plays a major role in moving oxygen from lungs to the tissues and taking carbon dioxide from the tissues to the lungs.

Infectious diseases are caused by a wide range of pathogens which trigger the body immune response leading to the formation of antobodies against these pathogens. The presence of these pathogens or their corresponding antibodies in certain body fluids or body wastes aid in the diagnosis of such diseases using the lateral flow immunochromatographic technique which is based on antibody/ antigen reaction.

Infectious diseases are caused by a wide range of pathogens which trigger the body immune response leading to the formation of antibodies against these pathogens. The presence of these pathogens or their corresponding antibodies in certain body fluids or body wastes aid in the diagnosis of such diseases using the lateral flow immunochromatographic technique which is based on antibody/ antigen reaction.

Drugs of abuse are certain chemicals that cause addiction due to it’s improper use either in a way that it is different than the intended use or at higher doses. Drugs addiction is a global problem affecting the lives of huge number of populations

Detection of cancer & inflammation markers at early stages is becoming very important to guarantee effective treatments of such conditions. These rapid tests provide a good tool for regular screening of such markers at affordable cost.