Prolactin (PRL) Detection Kit
The Prolactin (PRL) Detection Kit is a precise diagnostic tool designed to measure prolactin levels in serum or plasma samples. Prolactin is a hormone primarily involved in lactation and reproductive health. This kit helps healthcare professionals assess pituitary disorders, fertility issues, and lactation abnormalities, offering an essential resource for diagnosing various conditions related to hormonal imbalance.
Accurate Hormonal Assessment for Pituitary and Reproductive Health
This reagent kit measures prolactin levels in serum or plasma, assisting in the diagnosis of pituitary disorders, infertility, and lactation issues.
- Sample Types: Serum, Plasma
- Reaction Time: 10 minutes
- Detection Range: 1–500 ng/mL
- In Your Medical Field: PRL levels are vital for evaluating fertility issues and diagnosing conditions like prolactinoma or hyperprolactinemia.
- Diagnosis Diseases: Prolactinoma, Hypothyroidism, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), Infertility, Lactation disorders
- Available Instruments:
- CamDX-CL1000
- CamDX-CL1200i
- CamDX-CL1800AT
- Power Biolab 4800
Why Choose Our PRL Detection Kit?
Key Features
Sample Types
The kit is compatible with both serum and plasma samples, providing flexibility for different clinical applications.
Reaction Time
The reaction time is quick, taking only 10 minutes for fast and efficient results, allowing for timely decision-making.
Detection Range
The kit is capable of detecting prolactin levels within the range of 1–500 ng/mL, making it suitable of clinical needs.
Comprehensive Range
With a detection range of 1–500 ng/mL, the kit is capable of detecting both low and high levels of prolactin, making it suitable for a variety of clinical scenarios, from mild to severe hormonal imbalances.
High Reproducibility
The kit is designed to provide consistent, reproducible results, ensuring that each test produces reliable data, which is critical for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Minimal Sample Requirement
The PRL Detection Kit requires a small volume of serum or plasma, making it efficient and cost-effective, especially when dealing with multiple tests or limited sample availability.