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The IDL A101 PoCT Diagnostic Analyser brings point-of-care to the high street.
The IDL A101 PoCT Diagnostic Analyser brings point-of-care to the high street.
2024: The Year IDL Revolutionizes High Street Diagnostics
In 2025, Imperial Diagnostix is set to transform the landscape of high street diagnostics. Over the past year, we have secured three valuable partnerships with leading manufacturers, positioning IDL as a major player in the In Vitro, Fluorescence, and Immunoassay Diagnostics sectors of the healthcare industry.
At the heart of our offering a cutting-edge analyser, designed for a distinct role in PoCT diagnostics:
The IDL 101 Analyzer
This point-of-care analyzer competes with traditional pathology testing by utilizing whole blood, serum, plasma, urine, and fecal samples. With its more sensitive testing capabilities, the IDL 101 diagnoses up to 67 conditions in key areas such as:
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products individually or as part of the Lab Case, which enables frontline healthcare professionals to perform diagnostics at a pathology lab standard.
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The IDL 101 is a highly versatile POCT analyser with a highly sensitive and accurate portfolio of tests as seen above. The 101 has a 10 hour battery life and 67 tests giving results in 15 minutes. Particularly effective in remote areas, war zones (Ukraine), South African townships and Australian flying doctors
Imperial Diagnostix believes that the medical diagnostic industry is about to explode with a new plethora of micro laboratories. As suppliers of a new portable analyser, IDL has an exclusive agreement to sell and distribute their products which have already been granted CE approval, has an ISO 13485 certificate and are fully registered with the MHRA (UK government). Now with 57 test kits IDL are able to freely sell in the UK
All of our tests are for professional use and must be performed with whole blood, serum, plasma, urine or faeces. A small number of tests can be performed by capillary (finger prick).