Multi-analyte test strip with inline working electrodes and shared opposing counter/reference electrode
AssigneeLifeScan Scotland Limited
InventorsGraeme WEBSTER, Marco F. Cardosi, Selwayan Saini
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AssigneeLifeScan Scotland Limited
InventorsGraeme WEBSTER, Marco F. Cardosi, Selwayan Saini
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A co-facial multi-analyte test strip includes a first insulating layer with an electrically conductive layer disposed thereon. The electrically conductive layer includes a first working electrode with a first analyte contact pad and a second working electrode with a second analyte contact pad. In addition, the first and second working electrodes of the electrically conductive layer are disposed on the first insulating layer in a planar inline configuration. The multi-analyte test strip also includes a patterned spacer layer positioned above the electrically conductive layer, with the patterned spacer layer defining a single bodily fluid sample-receiving chamber therein that overlies the first working electrode and the second working electrode. The multi-analyte test strip further includes a shared counter/reference electrode layer overlying and exposed to the bodily-fluid sample receiving chamber and configured in an opposing relationship to the first and second working electrodes; and a second insulating layer disposed above the shared counter/reference electrode layer. Moreover, the co-facial multi-analyte test strip also has a multi-analyte reagent layer disposed on the electrically conductive layer with the multi-analyte reagent layer having a first analyte reagent portion disposed on the first working electrode within the sample-receiving chamber and a second analyte reagent layer disposed the second working electrode within the sample-receiving chamber.
A co-facial multi-analyte test strip comprising:
A test meter for use with a co-facial multi-analyte test strip, the test meter comprising:
A method for determining multiple analytes in a single bodily fluid sample, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.