Hemoglobin Analyzer VivaDiag Plus
Price:$119$95
- Ships in 1-2 days
- Delivery within 10-14 days
Key Features
- Fast measurement – Results in ≤10 seconds.
- Small sample – Requires only 10 µL of blood.
- Wide measuring range – 3.0–25.6 g/dL.
- Large memory – Stores up to 1000 results.
VivaDiag Plus Hemoglobin Meter is a modern, reliable and easy-to-use device for the rapid determination of hemoglobin levels in blood. This compact analyzer is designed for healthcare professionals, mobile screening points and even home use, providing accurate results within just a few seconds.
The device features advanced measurement technology that enables accurate determination of hemoglobin concentration from a small capillary blood sample. This is particularly important for diagnosing and monitoring conditions such as anemia and other blood disorders, where hemoglobin and/or red blood cell levels are reduced and tissues receive less oxygen.
The operating principle is very simple: a blood sample from the patient's finger is applied to the test strip, where a non-invasive sensor evaluates the hemoglobin level. Within a few seconds, the result is displayed on the screen, and the obtained data can be stored in the device or transferred for further analysis.
Measurement Device Specifications
Method | Reflectance photometry |
Test time | ≤ 10 seconds |
Measurement units | g/dL, g/L, mmol/L |
Sample type | Capillary and venous whole blood |
Sample volume | 10 µL |
Hemoglobin measurement range | 3.0–25.6 g/dL (30–256 g/L or 1.86–15.9 mmol/L) |
Hematocrit range (calculated) | 9%–76.8% |
Test strip shelf life | 2 years unopened / 3 months after opening |
Test strip storage temperature | 2–30°C |
Operating conditions | 10–40°C, ≤90% relative humidity |
Automatic power-off | After 3 minutes from the last use |
Battery life | 360 hours |
Connectivity | USB |
Memory | 1000 records |
It is important to monitor and investigate anemia because it can be an early sign of more serious health conditions and may cause symptoms such as fatigue, weakness or shortness of breath. Early diagnosis helps identify the underlying cause, select appropriate treatment and prevent complications.
Anemia is most commonly identified by reduced hemoglobin levels compared with reference values defined by the World Health Organization:
| Group | No anemia (g/L) | Mild (g/L) | Moderate (g/L) | Severe (g/L) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Children 6–59 months | ≥110 | 100–109 | 70–99 | < 70 |
| Children 5–11 years | ≥115 | 110–114 | 80–109 | < 80 |
| Children 12–14 years | ≥120 | 110–119 | 80–109 | < 80 |
| Women ≥15 years | ≥120 | 110–119 | 80–109 | < 80 |
| Pregnant women | ≥110 | 100–109 | 70–99 | < 70 |
| Men ≥15 years | ≥130 | 110–129 | 80–109 | < 80 |
Measurement Device Package Contents:
Measurement device
Test strips x 10
Control strips x 3
Lancet x 1
Lancet needles x 10
Carrying case for convenient storage and transportation.
AAA batteries
Instructions for use (English).
Test strip expiration date: 05-2028
Device warranty: 12 months.
