Viral DNA/RNA Extraction Kit (Magnetic Bead Method): What Labs Should Verify

Viral DNA/RNA Extraction Kit (Magnetic Bead Method)

Nucleic acid extraction sits at the front of molecular testing workflows. Bioperfectus supplies this kit for viral RNA/DNA sample preparation using magnetic bead technology, with stated sample volumes of 200–800 µL and a 70 µL elution volume.

The listed recovery is ≥85% for nucleic acid. That figure should be checked against each laboratory’s sample matrix, extraction instrument, and downstream assay during verification, because elution volume and input volume affect sensitivity and concentration.

Stated sample types include whole blood, serum, plasma, urine, swabs, tissue lapping fluid, and other liquid samples. Swabs and tissue preparations can vary more than liquid specimens, so internal validation remains necessary before routine use.

Available catalog formats include SDK60116D at 32 tests per kit, SDK60116 at 48 tests per kit, and SDK60116V at 96 tests per kit. These configurations matter for batch planning, plate handling, reagent waste, and compatibility with existing magnetic-bead processors.

Storage is stated at 4°C–30°C, while transportation is listed at -20°C–45°C. Procurement teams should confirm shelf-life, lot documentation, and the IVDR status noted on the product page before committing to volume.

The deciding factor is rarely a single recovery number. Fit with the existing extraction platform, sample mix, and regulatory file determines whether a kit can move from evaluation to routine supply.

Why it matters:
A compatible plate format and verified sample performance can reduce retraining and rework. Buyers should request IFU, validation guidance, and lot-level documentation before scaling orders.

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