Zybio Creatinine (CREA) Reagent 30mL × 3 – Clinical Chemistry Creatinine Test Kit

The Zybio Creatinine (CREA) Reagent 30mL × 3 is a professional in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) clinical chemistry reagent intended for the quantitative determination of creatinine in appropriate clinical samples using compatible biochemistry analyzers.

Creatinine is a metabolic waste product generated primarily from normal muscle metabolism and is eliminated mainly through the kidneys. Measurement of creatinine is widely used in clinical laboratories as part of renal function assessment and may contribute to the calculation of estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) when combined with relevant patient information.

Key Features

• Brand: Zybio
• Parameter: Creatinine
• Abbreviation: CREA
• Pack Size: 30mL × 3
• Clinical chemistry reagent
• Designed for quantitative creatinine determination
• Suitable for compatible automated chemistry analyzers
• Commonly incorporated into renal-function testing
• Suitable for hospital and diagnostic laboratory workflows
• Intended for professional in-vitro diagnostic use

Common Applications

Zybio Creatinine reagent may be incorporated into laboratory testing for:

• Routine renal function assessment
• Quantitative creatinine measurement
• Kidney-function profiles
• Supporting eGFR calculations
• Routine health screening chemistry panels
• Monitoring patients where renal function testing is clinically indicated

Creatinine results should be interpreted by qualified healthcare professionals together with other laboratory findings and relevant clinical information.

Product Specifications

Suitable For

The Zybio Creatinine 30mL × 3 reagent is suitable for hospital laboratories, diagnostic laboratories, medical centres, clinical chemistry departments, teaching laboratories and other professional laboratory facilities equipped with compatible chemistry analyzers.

Storage and Handling

Store and handle the reagent strictly according to the specific Zybio product label and Instructions for Use (IFU). Laboratories should follow appropriate calibration and quality-control procedures and should not use reagents beyond their stated expiry date.