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Magellan LeadCare II Blood Test Kit - 70-6762

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Product Highlights

  • Comes with Materials for 48 Test
  • Works for LeadCare II Analyzer
  • Provides Accurate Results in a Single Visit
  • Only Requires a Single Finger Stick
  • Accurate Results Available in 3 Minutes
  • Fast 1-3 Day Shipping
  • Easy Returns
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Blood Sample CLIA Waived 48 Tests - Each - #70-6762
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Magellan LeadCare II Blood Test Kit
Magellan LeadCare II Blood Test Kit

Description

LeadCare II Blood Lead Testing Kit Overview

The LeadCare II Blood Lead Testing System tells you how much blood is inside a patients body. Lead is a common element that is found in many things and has many useful applications. However, it's also toxic. Especially prevalant in products made before 1978, regulations have restricted the use of lead significantly. Despite this, lead is all too common. Ultimately, this isn't that big of an issue for the average individual. In fact, you'd practically need to be sticking everything around you in your mouth for lead to be much of a problem at all. Unfortunately, young children do stick everything in their mouths whether we like it or not. As lead can affect brain development, it's important to perform tests on children in case they've become exposed to lead from a source unbeknownst to parents. That's where the LeadCare II comes in. The Leadcare II can perform an accurate test of lead levels in the blood in as little as 3 minutes and only requires a localized finger stick. So, give your patients the best by using the LeadCare II

 

How to Calibrate

The LeadCare II Blood Lead Testing System needs to be calibrated before you first use your analyzer and after starting a new test kit lot. To perform a calibration test, use the calibration button included in your new test kit. Then, press and hold the calibration button to the button reader. The button should be touching the reader's center and sides. The analyzer will deliver an audible "beep" when complete. If the number on the button matches the one on the display, the machine has been properly calibrated and is ready for testing.

 

The Effects of Lead on the Human Body

Lead does a lot of things to the body, none of them good. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) notes that someone who has been exposed to lead may experience abdominal pain, constipation, depression, forgetfulness, or become easily distracted, irritable, or nauseous. They also state that prolonged exposure to lead may cause high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney disease, and reduced fertility. Also, the DHHS (Department of Health and Human Services), EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), and IARC (International Agency for Research on Cancer) have all said that lead probably causes cancer. In short, lead is not made for safe human consumption. The CDC recommends an individual follow the following steps if they hope to minimize exposure to lead.

Important Steps to Protect Yourself from Lead Poisoning

1. Talk to Your Pediatrician About Exposure to Sources of Lead

Your doctor will know a lot more about common exposure to lead and can perform a blood test to check for lead levels in the bloodstream.

2. Get Your Home Tested for Lead

Talk with your local health department about testing your home for lead. Many homes built before 1978 used lead-based products to construct them

3. Wear Proper Protection During Renovation

Renovation that involves sanding or replacing windows can release dust that may contain lead into the air. Don't breathe this in, so wear a mask.

4. Keep Up to Date Regarding Recalls

Some toys and toy jewelry is made using lead. This is strictly illegal in the United States, but some overseas manufacturers attempt to skirt this. By paying attention to recalls, you can be on top in case lead has been found on these products.

Lead can also be found in some candies imported from other countries or traditional home remedies. Old water pipes can also contain lead (Fun Fact: The word plumber comes from the Latin word plumbum which means lead). Many people who work with or in an industry that uses lead can inadvertently introduce lead into their homes. If you work with or around the lead or lead-based products, be sure to wash your hands and clothes as soon as possible after returning from work or your hobby involving lead to prevent lead dust from being transferred around the home.

 

Package Contents

  • 48 Test Strips
  • 48 Tubes of Reagent
  • 50 Capillary Tubes and Plungers
  • 50 Transfer Droppers
  • 2 Levels of Control Solution
  • Calibration Button

 

Product Features and Benefits

  • Contains Materials to Perform 48 Tests
  • Test for Lead Levels in the Blood
  • Accurate Results in 3 Minutes
  • Provides Results in a Single Visit for Patient Convenience
  • Only Requires a Simple Finger Prick

 

Product Specifications

  • Item Number: 70-6762
  • Manufacturer: Magellan Diagnostics
  • Brand: LeadCare
  • Application: Blood Lead Test
  • Country of Origin: United States
  • Used With: LeadCare II Analyzer

 

Manuals and Documents

 

 

Product Videos

 

LeadCare II Training (8:10 minutes)


 

 

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