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SpeciMAXSaliva Collection Kit

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SpeciMAX Saliva Collection Kit is optimized to easily collect and transport saliva samples for SARS-CoV-2. Improve your high throughput SARS-CoV-2 surveillance testing with the SpeciMax Saliva Collection Kit. Your lab’s solution for efficient, cost-effective, standardized saliva collection compatible with downstream analysis workflows and automation systems.

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Saliva collection kit optimized for your automated workflow

Space and cost savings compared to other collection kits

  • No manual sample transfer step needed when used with automatic liquid handlers (see the time savings)
  • Uses less 4°C refrigeration space than other collectors (Need room temperature storage? Request more information)
  • No sample swabs to work around

Easy-to-use solution with non-invasive self-collection capability

  • Secures 1-2 mL saliva in 6 mL polypropylene transfer tube
  • Self-collection preferred by most users

Secure and trusted transport of saliva samples

  • 95kPa compliant saliva collection tube for safe transport
  • Single-use individually-packaged kits available in cases of 400 from a trusted single-source supplier (Looking for bulk ordering? Request more information)

To see full instructions for use visit SpeciMAX Saliva Collection Kit product page

How many samples do you want to process a day? How many hours are you losing?
Benefits of SpeciMax saliva collection over nasal swab and nasopharyngeal collection:
  • Non-invasive sample collection
  • Self-collected and less variability between users
  • Easier laboratory workflow (no swabs to deal with)
  • No mucus issues
  • Preferred by most users

SpeciMAX Saliva Collection Kit fits into your direct to PCR or viral RNA extraction workflow. At Thermo Fisher Scientific, we offer both solutions depending on your needs.

Direct-to-PCR workflows for the TaqMan SARS-CoV-2 Fast PCR Combo Kit 2.0 and TaqCheck SARS-CoV-2 Fast PCR Assay.

SARS-CoV-2 surveillance testing for population-level occurrence