Mindray Clinical Chemistry Multi Control Level 2 (5 mL)

The Mindray Clinical Chemistry Multi Control Level 2 (5 mL) is a high-precision, multi-analyte quality control (QC) material formulated to monitor mid-range analytical performance on Mindray automated clinical chemistry analyzers. Level 2 represents the abnormal/high-normal range, enabling laboratories to verify analyzer accuracy across clinically significant concentrations.

This control ensures reliable daily QC performance for enzymes, substrates, metabolites, lipids, proteins, and specialty chemistries, supporting compliance with international laboratory standards.

Key Features

• Level 2 (Abnormal / High-Normal Range) QC material

• Multi-analyte control covering a wide range of biochemical assays

• Optimized for Mindray BS-series analyzers:

  BS-120, BS-200, BS-230, BS-380, BS-600, BS-800, BA-88A, BA-88E

• Human-serum-like matrix for accurate simulation of patient samples

• Excellent open-vial & closed-vial stability

• Consistent lot-to-lot performance for reliable Levey–Jennings trends

• Supports ISO 15189, CAP, CLSI QC requirements

Pack Size

• 1 × 5 mL vial – Clinical Chemistry Multi Control Level 2

Intended Use

• Daily quality control for Mindray chemistry analyzers

• Detecting shifts, drifts, and analyzer variability

• Verification of reagent lots & calibration accuracy

• Ensuring reliable patient results across medium-to-high analyte levels

Typical Analytes Covered (varies by lot)

• Glucose, Urea, Creatinine

• AST, ALT, ALP, GGT

• Total Protein, Albumin

• Total & Direct Bilirubin

• Cholesterol, Triglycerides, HDL

• Electrolytes (Na⁺, K⁺, Cl⁻ — where applicable)

• CK, LDH, Amylase

• Others depending on lot sheet

Why Choose Original Mindray Controls?

• Fully validated with Mindray reagents & analyzers

• Enhances reproducibility and reduces QC failures

• Supports accreditation & regulatory compliance

• Provides accurate baseline for multi-level QC interpretation

Storage Conditions

• Store at 2–8°C

• Do not freeze

• Use according to the IFU for open-vial stability duration