Diagnostic Solutions

Fever is a syndromic presentation shared by dengue, malaria, influenza, COVID-19, typhoid and chikungunya. The right test depends on geography, exposure history and symptom timing.

Chest pain raises acute coronary syndrome. Cardiac biomarkers — troponin first, with CK-MB and myoglobin as adjuncts — support diagnosis; D-Dimer excludes venous thromboembolism.

Jaundice or elevated liver enzymes raise viral hepatitis. Screen HBsAg + anti-HCV; HAV IgM and HEV cover acute presentations.

Reproductive hormone tests support pregnancy detection and fertility tracking across retail and clinical channels.

Workplace drug testing screens for common drugs of abuse in urine, with any presumptive positive confirmed in the laboratory.

Point-of-care rapid tests speed triage in emergency departments and clinics — cardiac markers for chest pain, infectious-disease tests for fever, and inflammation markers for sepsis risk.

High-volume consumer and near-patient tests for pharmacy retail — pregnancy, ovulation, and common self-test formats.

Drug-of-abuse screening for workplace and occupational-health programs — single-analyte tests and integrated multi-panel cups with adulteration checks.

Transfusion-transmissible infection screening (HBsAg, HCV, HIV, syphilis) for blood banks and antenatal programs.

Field-ready rapid tests for disease surveillance, outbreak response and NGO/government tender programs — dengue, malaria, cholera, typhoid and tropical pathogens.