The Roche cobas click HbA1c Test Gen. 2 is a professional point-of-care assay for the quantitative measurement of glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c). Each pack contains 20 tests for use with the cobas click or cobas b 101 analyser.
What does the cobas click HbA1c test measure?
The assay determines HbA1c as both a percentage using the DCCT/NGSP system and in mmol/mol using the IFCC system. The compatible analyser also calculates an estimated average glucose (eAG) value.
HbA1c reflects longer-term blood glucose control. Roche states that the assay is intended to support monitoring in people with diabetes and to aid the diagnosis of diabetes and identification of people at risk of developing diabetes.
Key product details
- Pack size: 20 tests
- Sample types: human capillary whole blood and K2/K3-EDTA-anticoagulated venous whole blood
- Measurement: quantitative HbA1c by photometric transmission measurement
- Reported values: HbA1c in % (DCCT/NGSP), mmol/mol (IFCC) and calculated eAG
- Compatible analysers: Roche cobas click and cobas b 101
- Manufacturer reference: 09200509190
- Intended setting: near-patient testing
Who is this product for?
This assay is intended for trained healthcare professionals carrying out near-patient HbA1c testing in appropriate clinical or professional settings. It is not a consumer self-test.
Ordering and compatibility
Please confirm analyser compatibility, storage requirements, lot information and local quality-control procedures before use. The analyser is sold separately. Always follow the current Roche method sheet and instructions supplied with the product.
Frequently asked questions
How many tests are included?
The pack contains 20 cobas click HbA1c Gen. 2 tests.
Which analysers can use these tests?
Roche specifies the Gen. 2 assay for use with the cobas click and cobas b 101 instruments.
Does this pack include an analyser or control material?
No. This listing is for the 20-test assay pack. The analyser and cobas click HbA1c Control Gen. 2 are separate products.
For professional in vitro diagnostic use. Product information should be checked against the current manufacturer documentation before use.
