

Polymer Technology CardioChek PA Cholesterol Analyzer w/ Printer
$1024.99
The CardioChek Analyzer PA, w/ Printer, a fast, portable, accurate whole blood test system is unrivaled in office lipid tseting, & tests Glucose & Ketones. Includess: Analyzer, MEMo Chip, & Test Strips. FDA 510K CLIA Waived. -
The CardioChek PA a fast, portable and accurate whole blood test system designed to enable physicians to test patients for dyslipidemia and take action to bring their lipids under control on-the-spot, while they are in the office. The CardioChek PA test system includes an analyzer, thermal printer, MEMo Chip and test strips. (Each package of strips comes with a MEMo Chip that contains lot specific information for the specific strip being used). The CardioChek PA system is intended for in vitro diagnostic use to test whole blood. Using this system, a health care professional can quickly measure various blood components from a small sample size. The CardioChek PA test system is capable of monitoring for diabetes and other disease states and lipid screening.
Professional CardioChek PA Monitor Includes
1 CardioChek PA Analyzer
2 Instrument Check Strips
Carrying Case
User Guide / Quick Reference Guides
Warranty Card
CardioChek PA System Training CD
2 AAA Batteries
Thermal Printer (paper not included)
Test Strips Not Included
Features
Easy to use. Two buttons do it all!
Results in just two minutes
Battery operated, no power source necessary
Portable, palm-sized, easy to ship and store
Large digital readout
Meets NCEP guidelines for accuracy and precision
Factory-calibrated and ready to use
Can be programmed to display in six languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese
CLIA-waved
FDA-cleared
CE-marked
Supplies Sold Separately
Capillary Tubes: 15ul capillaries (single panel test strips), 30ul capillaries (2-panel lipid test strips), 40ul capillaries (3-panel lipid test strips)
Lancets
Controls: HDL Cholesterol & Multi-Chemistry
CPT*: 83721QW Cardiochek PA Analyzer
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