Volume control test strip and methods of making and using the same
OwnerKanishka Grover, Richard E. Williams +1inventors
InventorsKanishka Grover, Richard E. Williams, Mitchell R. Prokopis
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OwnerKanishka Grover, Richard E. Williams +1inventors
InventorsKanishka Grover, Richard E. Williams, Mitchell R. Prokopis
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A test strip includes a top layer, a defined blood volume provision layer, and a sample pad. The defined blood volume provision layer is beneath the top layer. The defined blood volume provision layer includes a defined blood volume provision channel. A terminal end of the defined blood volume provision channel has a terminal opening at a bottom surface. The sample pad is beneath the terminal opening and adapted to receive fluid from the terminal opening. Contacting a finger-prick blood droplet with a sealed engagement opening causes the channel to fill with a precise volume of the blood. The blood remains in the channel while contact between the finger-prick blood droplet and the channel is maintained. The blood flows into the sample pad following separation between the finger-prick blood droplet and the channel. The channel is adapted to accommodate a range of contact pressures and a range of contact durations.
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A method of at-home hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) testing, the method comprising the following steps:
A method of making a test strip, the method comprising:
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