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Toda Infludiag A&B

Infectious Diseases

Rapid detection test for influenza A and B

Toda Infludiag A&B est un test immunochromatographique rapide pour la détection qualitative des virus de la grippe de type A et de type B dans les prélèvements effectués par écouvillonnage nasopharyngé ou nasal, lavage nasal ou par aspiration nasale.

  • Influenza A&B
  • Interpretation time
    15 minutes
  • Échantillonnage
    Prélèvement nasopharyngé ou nasal, lavage nasal ou aspiration nasale

A rapid, accurate, and convenient test

The benefits of Toda Infludiag A&B. 

CONVENIENT

Test fourni en kit individuel avec des flacons unidoses prêts à l’emploi

EFFICIENT

Évite la multiplication des tests ce qui limite les coûts. 

ACCURATE, SENSITIVE, AND SPECIFIC

See performance table below. 

SIMPLE

Utilisation en 5 étapes sans complexité technique.

Performance

PERFORMANCE FLU A FLU B
Sensitivity 96.0% 94.4%
Specificity 99.3% 99.7%

An accurate test starts with proper technique

Learn how to use the Toda Infludiag A&B in 5 simple steps. 

This test is intended for use by healthcare professionals only.

Practical information

Tous les coffretsToda Infludiag A&B contiennent :

  • 10 tests au format cassette
  • 10 écouvillons
  • 10 flacons de diluant
  • 1 detailed package insert

References

  • Box of 10 tests: 1061

The test should be stored at room temperature (between +2 and +30 °C).

Helpful documents

Catalog & product sheet

Infectious Diseases Catalogue

Toda Infludiag A&B Product Sheet 

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1. What is Influenza?

Influenza is an acute viral infection of the respiratory tract caused by Influenza viruses. It is easily transmitted from person to person, primarily through droplets emitted when an infected individual coughs, sneezes, or speaks.

There are several types of influenza viruses, among which the most common in humans are type A and B viruses. These two types are responsible for seasonal epidemics that typically occur in autumn and winter.

Influenza A and Influenza B are two distinct viruses that cause fairly similar symptoms (fever, body aches, fatigue, cough), but they do not behave in exactly the same way.

Type A virus is the most variable and can affect both humans and certain animals, which explains its role in major seasonal epidemics and occasionally pandemics.

Type B, on the other hand, circulates exclusively among humans and evolves more stably, making it generally less variable and often less involved in large-scale influenza outbreaks.

In practice, both can cause equally unpleasant influenza infections, but their circulation patterns and mutation capabilities primarily distinguish them at an epidemiological level.

An individual with influenza is generally contagious approximately one day before symptom onset and remains so for 5 to 7 days after their appearance. The risk of transmission is highest at the very beginning of the illness, when fever, cough, and fatigue are prominent. In children or vulnerable individuals, this period may sometimes be slightly longer. Even if symptoms begin to subside, it is still possible to transmit the virus for several days, hence the importance of limiting close contact until full recovery.

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