Why is environmental surveillance critical for your facility?
By air sampling and PCR testing the indoor air of classrooms, businesses, nursing homes, hospitals and many other facilities, you identify pathogens right where they are spread - in the air. Complement other tools of intervention like screening and masking with early insight into pathogen presence for informed decision making and strengthened safety protocols. Increase confidence in your facility.
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Thermo Scientific AerosolSense Sampler
The Thermo Scientific AerosolSense Sampler paired with PCR testing is designed to deliver timely and highly reliable insight into in-air pathogen presence, including Flu A/B, SARS-CoV-2, and/or RSV.
- A fast and simple workflow to identify risks in three steps
- Easy to use: portable and requires minimal operator training
- Highly sensitivity and stable with consistent performance
- Scalable: Validated for Flu A/B, SARS-CoV-2, and/or RSV B, the design is intended to capture a wide variety of in-air pathogens.
- Paired with PCR testing: PCR is the industry gold standard for analyzing the presence of pathogens and is highly accurate.
Thermo Scientific Renvo Rapid PCR test
The Thermo Scientific™ Renvo™ Rapid PCR Test is used with the Thermo Scientific™ AerosolSense™ Sampler for fast and highly accurate environmental air sample results in just 30 minutes. The combination of air surveillance and PCR testing provides customers a way to monitor and test indoor air onsite for SARS-CoV-2.
For environmental surveillance use only, not for diagnostic purposes.
- Same day, onsite SARS-CoV-2 air sample results in 30 minutes
- Small, portable, easy to use design
- Comparable sensitivity to standard lab-based PCR
- Easy storage
- Simple workflow: Collect sample from AerosolSense Sampler, elute sample, load sample and read results
In-Air Pathogen Surveillance Solution
Discover how a fire department, hospital, nursing home and business used the AerosolSense Sampler at their facility.
Thermo Scientific AerosolSense Sampler
The Thermo Scientific AerosolSense Sampler paired with PCR testing is designed to deliver timely and highly reliable insight into in-air pathogen presence, including Flu A/B, SARS-CoV-2, and/or RSV.
- A fast and simple workflow to identify risks in three steps
- Easy to use: portable and requires minimal operator training
- Highly sensitivity and stable with consistent performance
- Scalable: Validated for Flu A/B, SARS-CoV-2, and/or RSV B, the design is intended to capture a wide variety of in-air pathogens.
- Paired with PCR testing: PCR is the industry gold standard for analyzing the presence of pathogens and is highly accurate.
Thermo Scientific Renvo Rapid PCR test
The Thermo Scientific™ Renvo™ Rapid PCR Test is used with the Thermo Scientific™ AerosolSense™ Sampler for fast and highly accurate environmental air sample results in just 30 minutes. The combination of air surveillance and PCR testing provides customers a way to monitor and test indoor air onsite for SARS-CoV-2.
For environmental surveillance use only, not for diagnostic purposes.
- Same day, onsite SARS-CoV-2 air sample results in 30 minutes
- Small, portable, easy to use design
- Comparable sensitivity to standard lab-based PCR
- Easy storage
- Simple workflow: Collect sample from AerosolSense Sampler, elute sample, load sample and read results
In-Air Pathogen Surveillance Solution
Discover how a fire department, hospital, nursing home and business used the AerosolSense Sampler at their facility.
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Brochure
Learn how you can get fast and highly reliable insight into the safety of indoor air at your organization.
Case study series
Discover how a fire department, hospital and nursing home used the AerosolSense Sampler at their facility.
Podcast: Science With A Twist
In this episode of Science with a Twist, Miguel Faustino and Michelle Jensen join our host, Ron O'Brien to discuss the AerosolSense Sampler paired with PCR testing, a solution designed to detect the presence of coronavirus in the air.
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