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Nucleic Acid Extraction Rapid Kit 96T (Magnetic Bead Method)
Extraction is the step that constrains everything downstream in molecular testing. This kit’s specification sheet says as much about throughput commitments as it does about chemistry.
Nucleic acid extraction sits upstream of most molecular diagnostic workflows. Bioperfectus packages that step as a magnetic bead reagent set sized for 96 tests, catalog SDKF60101A6-96T.
The stated inputs are broad: nasopharyngeal, pharyngeal, nasal, cervical and urethral swabs, plus serum, plasma and urine, at 200 µL per sample. Analytes are DNA and RNA, with recovery listed at ≥85 % and elution at 85 µL.
Magnetic bead technology is named, but processing is described only as cooperating with an instrument. No automation platform is identified in the supplied material. That omission matters, because bead-based kits are typically validated against specific magnetic rod or magnetic particle processors, and transfer between systems can change yield.
Storage is given as 4–30 °C and transport as -20–40 °C, ranges broad enough to simplify warehousing but still worth matching to actual cold-chain practice. The regulatory status is listed as IVDR.
Buyers should confirm the validated instrument list, IVDR documentation, minimum order quantity and lead time before committing, since an extraction kit that cannot run on existing hardware carries a hidden integration cost.
Why it matters:
Instrument compatibility, not recovery percentage, is usually the deciding constraint in extraction procurement. Request validation data against the specific platform in the lab before ordering.
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