Serum Quality Control The human based material used in the production of our Quality Controls is sourced from the Taiwan Blood Services Foundation (TBSF). All donors are screened for infectious diseases using immunoassay techniques to detect antigen or antibodies and specific DNA tests to detect any viruses even at early stages of infection. This view to safety and quality is the trademark of EQAST’s Serum Quality Controls manufacture. EQAST’s Serum Quality Controls are the most accurately assigned controls available in the diagnostic industry. This, coupled with unrivalled traceability to International Reference Laboratories, provides a product of unsurpassed accuracy and reliability. The quality of EQAST’s Serum Quality

In order to assure that a test run is valid and results are reliable, Quality Control Samples should be used in the performance of each assay.
The Quality Control Samples should be treated in the exact same manner as the test samples and are used to validate the test run. Each laboratory should develop a criteria for run acceptance based on guidance from the manufacturer’s kit insert and in-lab validation of an external QC sample.
• Kit Controls –the negative and positive control provided with the kit
• Quality Control Sample –a low positive externally produced sample

What is the quality-control sample used for?

1) Laboratory internal quality control;

2)To evaluate and verify new methods in laboratories;

3) Inspection of the laboratory instruments and equipment;

4)To evaluate the technical capacity of the analysis testing personnel in laboratories;
Specifications
• Manufactured under GMP standards
• Produced in large batch sizes
• Stored in small vials
• Many items for choosing
• Customized your own product
• GBC IVD kit inside control Benefits
• Quality is very stable
• Minimal lot to lot variation
• Available in optimised small volume
• Don’t waste time to find target
• Make what you only want product
• Many users all over the World
* These products contain human source material and must be treated as potentially infectious. Despite all testing, proper safety precautions for potentially infectious agents must be taken