Each test has a different incubation period, clearly stated on the device and the kit. Once the incubation period is over, the device barely takes 10-15 seconds to read the test.

A lateral flow assay (LFA) reader is a device used to automatically interpret and often quantify the results of lateral flow tests. These tests, commonly used in point-of-care diagnostics, detect the presence or absence of a target analyte in a liquid sample using a test strip.

Image capture-based readers offer objective, quantitative results, reducing human error and variability. They can detect faint lines invisible to the naked eye, providing greater accuracy and consistency. Data is stored digitally for easy tracking and analysis, enabling better data management and integration with other systems.

A wide variety of lateral flow tests can be performed, including those for infectious diseases, pregnancy, cardiac markers, and drug testing. However, at SpotSense, our focus remains on quantitative estimation of biochemical parameters, and we do not manufacture infectious disease tests.

Yes, version 4 devices measure both colorimetric and fluorescent signals. Older devices can be upgraded for free by registering here.

Our reader has been tested and works in any ambient lighting condition.

Yes, both readers can detect faint lines that the user generally misses.

The device is suitable for field testing, health camps, outreach programs, clinics, and labs.

Yes, the device requires a passcode and can only be accessed by authorized users.

No, there is no limit to the number of tests that can be performed on the device.

No, we do not make tests for veterinary diagnostics