The INSTI® COVID-19 rapid test kit is a single-use, visually read, rapid, flow-through in-vitro qualitative immunoassay intended for the detection of total antibodies (IgM/IgG) to SARS-CoV-2 in human venipuncture whole blood, serum and plasma.
The INSTI® COVID-19 Antibody Test is intended for use as an aid in identifying with an adaptive immune response to SARS-CoV-2, indicating recent or prior infection. Results are available in as little as 60 seconds and should be read and interpreted within 20 minutes.
Test yields results in as little as 60 seconds
> 98.2% Sensitivity and 99.6% Specificity
All components included in the package
No timers required
Unique immunofiltration “flow-through” design
Spill-free membrane
No invasive swabs, just a finger prick and collect one drop of blood
Developed and manufactured domestically. Exported to 60+ countries.
The only test of its kind to use the entire SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein to capture as many critical antibodies as possible
Sample Type
Sensitivity
Specificity
Fingerstick Blood
98.2%
99.6%
INSTI is trusted by healthcare professionals globally with over 15 million tests already performed. The INSTI platform provides accurate results in 1 minute, where other competing products require 20 minutes to days for their results.
Use the lancet to prick your finger and collect a drop of blood.
Add your blood into Bottle 1 and shake.
Shake and pour solutions one at a time.
This year we were able to test 72 people in a single day. As the event promotes HIV/AIDS awareness, it’s natural that we would also offer rapid HIV testing. We want to make sure everyone knows they can get their test results in 60 seconds. It’s so much easier and more attractive for people to come and get tested if they know it’s that fast.
When testing is fast and portable, it’s so much easier to offer it there and then. Removing the barriers to access is a huge priority for us. The INSTI test kit is game-changing because it allows people to know their status so quickly.
With the last test we were using, there were some concerns about window periods and the length of time it took for the test to run. It made outreach testing too complicated. Very quickly after trying INSTI in the field, we realized that a one-minute test would be ideal for use in public spaces and it could enhance our outreach programs