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ID NOW™

THERE IS NO TIME LIKE ID NOW. 

Formerly Alere™ i. New and Improved Speed, Performance and Efficiency. Plus a new name.

ID NOW™ is a rapid, instrument-based, isothermal system for the qualitative detection of infectious diseases. Our unique ID NOW™ isothermal nucleic acid amplification technology provides molecular results in just minutes, allowing you to make effective clinical decisions sooner.

Benefits

The intuitively designed ID NOW™ instrument can have a positive impact in any healthcare setting.

  • Easy to use with only minimal training requirements
  • Large visual touchscreen displays results, eliminating transcription errors and the need for printing
  • Small footprint saves you bench space and can be used in any healthcare setting
  • QC lock-out
  • Bi-directional connectivity
  • Offers exceptional performance
  • Eliminates interpretation and transcription errors
  • Gives you the confidence to make clinical decisions sooner
  • Facilitates effective patient management
  • Enables prompt initiation of infection control measures
  • Aids targeted antiviral therapy and Antimicrobial Stewardship
  • Reliable near-patient testing reduces overall healthcare costs1
ID NOW™

ID NOW™ is significantly faster than other molecular methods and more accurate than conventional rapid tests.  

Helpful Documents
ID NOW™ System
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ID NOW™ Instrument
 NAT-000 (Global)
  NAT-024 (US)
ID NOW™ Influenza A & B 2 24 Test Kit 427-000 (Global & US)
ID NOW™ Influenza A & B Control Swab Kit 425-080 (Global & US)
ID NOW™ Strep A 2 24 Test Kit 734-000 (Global & US)
ID NOW™ Strep A 2 Control Swab Kit 734-080 (Global & US)
ID NOW™ RSV 24 Test Kit 435-000 (Global & US)
ID NOW™ RSV Control Swab Kit 435-080 (Global & US)
ID NOW™ Barcode Scanner OPR2001ZWU1-201 (Global & US)
Universal Printer 55115 (Global)
  IDNOWPRINT, formerly alereiprinter (US)
  1. Bonner, A.B. et al. (2003) Impact of the Rapid Diagnosis of Influenza on Physician Decision-Making and Patient Management in the Pediatric Emergency Department: Results of a Randomized, Prospective, Controlled Trial. Pediatrics Vol. 112 No. 2.

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