Med Source Is It Combo (NS1+IgG/IgM) Dengue Rapid Card - Pack of 10 Kits

The Med Source Is It Combo (NS1+IgG/IgM) Dengue Rapid Card (Pack of 10 Kits) is a rapid lateral‑flow diagnostic test designed to qualitatively detect both Dengue NS1 antigen and the presence of anti‑Dengue IgG and IgM antibodies in human whole blood, serum, or plasma, providing a comprehensive assessment of dengue infection status in a single kit. NS1 antigen detection helps confirm early infection, while IgM and IgG antibody detection identifies recent or past exposure, making it useful across different stages of the disease. The test is simple to perform, delivers results within minutes without the need for complex instruments, and is suitable for clinics, hospitals, diagnostic labs, and point‑of‑care settings to support timely clinical decisions.

•Key Features

Triple Detection Capability – Simultaneously detects dengue NS1 antigen, IgM, and IgG antibodies in one test for broader diagnostic insight.
Rapid Results – Provides quick qualitative results typically within minutes, aiding faster diagnosis and management.
Wide Serotype Coverage – Designed to identify all four dengue virus serotypes (DEN‑1 to DEN‑4).
Easy to Use – Simple lateral‑flow test format requiring minimal training and no specialized lab equipment.

Each kit contains the following components:

• Test Cards: Individually sealed for optimal safety and reliability


• Control Solutions: Included to ensure accuracy and proper functioning of the test


• Instruction Manual: Clear guidelines for the correct application and interpretation of results

1. Sample Collection: Obtain a blood sample or serum as per standard procedures.


2. Test Preparation: Open the test card and place it on a flat surface.


3. Adding Sample: Apply the collected sample to the designated area on the test card.


4. Result Reading: Wait for the specified time and observe the appearance of the control and test lines to interpret the results based on the included guide.

• Follow standard precautions for handling blood and bodily fluids to ensure safety and minimize infection risk.


• Dispose of used test cards and materials according to biohazard waste guidelines.

1. What does dengue IgM positive mean?
   A positive IgM result indicates recent infection with the Dengue virus, usually occurring within the first week of symptoms.


2. What is the difference between IgG and IgM in dengue?
   IgM antibodies indicate a recent infection, while IgG antibodies suggest past infection or exposure to the Dengue virus.


3. How is dengue IgM treated?
   Treatment for IgM-positive Dengue focuses on symptom management, hydration, and monitoring for severe complications, as there is no specific antiviral treatment.


4. What is the normal range for IgM in dengue fever?
   Normal IgM levels are typically undetectable; positive results indicate an active or recent infection.


5. What are the 7 warning signs of dengue?
   Warning signs include severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, rapid breathing, bleeding gums, fatigue, restlessness, and liver enlargement.


6. How many days to recover from dengue?
   Recovery from dengue can take 1 to 2 weeks, but it varies by individual and the severity of the infection.