SBM Vitamin D Rapid Test Cassette 1 Test Pack

The Vitamin D Rapid Test Cassette from SBM Smith BioMed is a semi-quantitative, fingerstick blood test designed to screen for vitamin D deficiency. This 1 test pack is intended for professional use in clinical settings to quickly assess 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D) status.

• Assay purpose: Semi-quantitative detection of 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D) in human fingerstick whole blood.
• Sample type: Fingerstick whole blood, enabling a small-bore collection with minimal venipuncture.
• Format: Single-use test cassette packaged as 1 test pack for convenient, on-site use.
• Intended use: Designed for professional use in healthcare and clinical environments; part of the SBM Professional Series.
• Readout: Rapid results suitable for point-of-care decision making and immediate follow-up actions as advised by a clinician.
• Product positioning: Positioned for quick vitamin D screening in routine assessments of bone health and deficiency risk.

Designed to support clinicians in identifying patients who may have insufficient or deficient vitamin D levels, this test provides a practical, on-site screening option that can complement laboratory testing. The assay is built to integrate with standard fingerstick procedures and clinical workflows, offering a fast, accessible means to gauge vitamin D status without complex lab infrastructure. For best interpretation, results should be reviewed by a qualified healthcare professional in the context of overall health and risk factors.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What does the SBM Vitamin D Rapid Test Cassette measure? It detects 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D) in fingerstick whole blood to indicate vitamin D status. This is a semi-quantitative result intended for screening and clinical assessment.
• How many tests are in the package? The product is a 1 test pack, designed for single-use testing in professional settings.
• Who should use this test? It is intended for professional use in healthcare facilities and clinical environments. Interpretation should be performed by trained personnel in the context of patient health information.
• Can this test be used at home? This kit is described for professional use; home use should follow the manufacturer’s guidance and local regulations, with clinician involvement as needed.
• How should results be interpreted? Results are read as a semi-quantitative indication of vitamin D status and should be interpreted by a healthcare provider in conjunction with clinical assessment and, if needed, confirmatory laboratory testing.

If you are seeking a practical screening option for vitamin D status in a clinical setting, this SBM Vitamin D Rapid Test Cassette offers a compact, on-site solution to support timely clinical decisions. Ready to add to your patient care workflow, this test pack provides a straightforward path to initial vitamin D deficiency screening — a helpful step in maintaining overall health and bone wellness.