Chromogenic Ingredient IBX-4041 for Bacterial Vaginosis BV Blue kits

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Core Chromogenic Ingredient IBX****1 for Bacterial Vaginosis BV Blue Rapid Test Kit
 
Bacterial Vaginosis Rapid Test Kit core Chromogenic Ingredient IBX****1
IBX****1 Testing vessel
BV Blue active ingredient
BVBlue active ingredient
BVBlue substrates
BV Blue substrates
BVBlue® substrates
BVBlue™ substrates
Chromogenic substrate IBX****1
chromogenic substrate of sialidase enzyme
Detection reagent for bacterial vaginosis (sialidase two-step method)
 
Shenzhen BST Science & Technology Co., Ltd sells and exports chromogenic substrate of sialidase enzyme IBX****1.
 
Specification:
Appearance: Light yellow solid powder
Purity: *5% min
Application: Two-step chromogenic substrates of neuraminidase (sialidase)
Storage:  **8℃, keep Away from Moisture and light
Packaging details: 1g per bottle or according to customers requirement
 
BVBLUE Test Kit Component
1)BVBLUE Developer Solution: Water and Sodium hydroxide
2) BVBLUE Testing Vessel: Water, Potassium acetate, IBX****1 (chromogenic substrate compound).
 
IBX****1 is the key ingredient of BVBLUE test kit, BVBLUE test is a rapid sialidase test for bacterial vaginosis. BVBLUE test method is currently the only test method approved by the FDA for testing Bacterial Vaginosis(BV), The BV BLUE Test contains a chromogenic substrate of sialidase enzyme, IBX****1.
 
BV Blue test is a commercially available test, it detects sialidase activity, an enzyme produced by BV-associated bacteria such as Gardnerella vaginalis, Bacteroides spp., Prevotella spp., and Mobiluncus spp. In the test procedure, a vaginal fluid sample is placed in the test vessel which contains a chromogenic substrate for sialidase. After incubation, a developer solution is added, and If the sample contained a high level of sialidase, a blue or green color is seen. Samples containing no sialidase, or low levels of this enzyme, will generate a yellow color in the reaction. The BV test has high specificity and sensitivity.  The BVBlue™ test enables rapid detection of BV in a physician\'s office, and can thereby provide advantages over the Amsel methods and other methods requiring extensive laboratory testing.
Advantage of BVBLUE Test Kit
Compared to other diagnostic test methods for BV such as Amsel criteria, Nugent Gram-stain scoring system, Affirm® Microbial Identification Test, BVBLUE Test Kit has following advantage:
1, BVBLUE Test is currently the only test method approved by the FDA for testing Bacterial Vaginosis(BV).
2, BVBLUE Test just take *0 minutes to *5 minutes to get the result.
3, High purity sialidase substrate with high specificity can reduce the occurrence of false positive.
4. Comparing with the gold standard, the coincidence rate is high, the relative sensitivity is *3%, and the specificity is *5%.
5. Easy to operate, do not need equipment.
6. The specimen does not need to pretreat.
 
Currently available BV diagnostic methods suffer from various disadvantages:
1, The Amsel criteria requires the presence of three out of four criteria elements: (1) thin, homogeneous, milky vaginal discharge; (2) vaginal-fluid pH greater than 4.5; (3) a positive whiff test (i.e., production of a fishy odor when *0% KOH is added to a slide containing vaginal fluid); and (4) clue cells (greater than *0% of epithelial cells with adherent bacteria) .  It relies heavily on the proficiency of the individual clinician and/or laboratory, and are effectively impossible to standardize.
 2, The Nugent Gram-stain score utilizes Gram\'s staining of vaginal fluid to distinguish normal vaginal flora (i.e. gram-positive rods and lactobacilli) from bacterial vaginosis flora (gram-negative morphotypes). It relies heavily on the proficiency of the individual clinician and/or laboratory, and are effectively impossible to standardize.
3, The Affirm test relies on direct detection of bacterial DNA and improved accessibility, but allows for only qualitative detection of a single organism (G. vaginalis), and thus lacks diagnostic accuracy.
4, Pip Activity TestCard, a prolineaminopeptidase test card, although a card test is available for the detection of elevated pH and trimethylamine, it has low sensitivity and specificity and therefore is not recommended.
5, Culture of Gardnerella vaginalis is not recommended as a diagnostic tool because it is not specific.
6, Cervical Pap tests have no clinical utility for the diagnosis of BV because of their low sensitivity.