QBC STAR Centrifugal Hematology Systems - Simplify Your CBC Testing

Offering exceptional reliability, accuracy, performance and ease of operation, the QBC STAR centrifugal hematology systems simplifies CBC testing.

The QBC STAR centrifugal hematology system from Drucker Diagnostics is an extremely compact and portable analyzer that provides quality in-office CBC testing. This user-friendly device is known for its reliability, accuracy and exceptional performance. The entire self-contained unit measures a small 16 inch x 16 inch. Clinical trials have noted that the accuracy and precision of the QBC STAR System correlates well to accepted standard methods. One of its unique features is that it employs dry hematology reagents instead of the bulky liquid reagents utilized by other methods. It also provides unprecedented ease of use with one button operation.

The QBC STAR measures the clinically significant parameters most requested by physicians such as hematocrit, hemoglobin, MCHC, platelet count, white blood cell count, granulocyte count, granulocyte percentage, lymphocyte/monocyte count and lymphocyte/monocyte percentage. 

The working of the device is simple and involves only a few steps. Even non-technical personnel can operate it with minimal training. The operator has to simply present the sample and press the START button, and the analyzer will perform a fully automated CBC analysis. Here are the steps involved:

* The tube is filled with the patient sample. The filling should be up to the mark between the two lines.

* After mixing, cap the tube.

* Position the tube in the rotor.

* Press the start button.

* Patient results will be displayed on the LCD screen.

* Results can also be printed for filing in the patient chart.

This analyzer enhances safety in the lab, simplifies workflow processes and minimizes medical errors. Unlike many other hematology systems, it is fully automated. The device is usable with both venous and capillary samples. As the analyzer eliminates the need for liquid reagents, there is no concern about liquid biohazard wastes they create. Here are the key benefits of this advanced instrument:

* User calibration and maintenance are virtually unnecessary with the STAR

* Reduces the time, steps and hassles involved in CBC testing

* Installation time is less than thirty seconds

Choose an established lab equipment supplier in New York to purchase the QBC STAR centrifugal hematology system at a great price. With the right vendor, labs can also benefit from comprehensive guidance throughout the purchase process as well as efficient maintenance support.