Dvot 9in1 Multiplex Test Kit for Respiratory Antigens (Professional Use)

9 respiratory pathogens – 1 swab – result in 10–30 minutes. The Dvol 9-in-1 multiplex antigen test covers the full spectrum of common respiratory pathogens: from SARS-CoV-2, Influenza A/B and RSV to Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Adenovirus, Parainfluenza and hMPV. A professional point-of-care test for rapid differential diagnostics in clinical settings.

Why choose this 9-in-1 multiplex rapid test?

• 9 pathogens in one test – the most comprehensive respiratory antigen panel available
• Includes Mycoplasma (MP) – detects Mycoplasma pneumoniae, a common cause of atypical pneumonia, especially in children and young adults
• Parainfluenza type 1/3 & type 2 + hMPV – pathogens that standard 5-in-1 tests miss
• Results in 10–30 minutes – rapid triage without laboratory infrastructure
• One swab for all 9 pathogens – more comfortable for patients, more efficient for clinics
• Validated against RT-PCR – high sensitivity and specificity for every single pathogen
• CE-certified – IVD medical device for professional use

9 pathogens detected

When is a 9-in-1 test the right choice?

Standard combo tests only cover COVID, flu, RSV and sometimes adenovirus. In many cases – especially in children, elderly patients or those with atypical presentations – Mycoplasma, Parainfluenza or hMPV are the actual cause. The 9-in-1 multiplex test closes this diagnostic gap and enables targeted treatment decisions directly at the point of care.

Test procedure

1. Collect the sample – carefully insert the swab 1.5–2 cm into one nostril, rotate against the nasal wall 5 times for approximately 15 seconds. Repeat for the other nostril.
2. Extract the sample – insert the swab into the extraction tube with buffer solution, press the tip against the inner wall, shake the tube 10 times.
3. Attach the cap – press the dropper cap firmly onto the tube.
4. Run the test – apply 2 drops of the sample solution into each specimen well.
5. Read the result – read between 10 and 30 minutes. Do not interpret after 30 minutes.

Reading results

The test device features four observation windows, each with dedicated test lines:

Each window contains a control line (C). A colored test line in addition to the control line indicates a positive result. No control line = invalid, repeat test.

Note: Even faint test lines should be considered positive. Co-infections with multiple pathogens are reliably displayed.

Who is the 9-in-1 multiplex test for?

• General practitioners & pediatricians – comprehensive differential diagnostics for respiratory infections at the point of care, without lab orders.
• Emergency departments & hospitals – rapid triage for inpatient admissions with respiratory symptoms.
• Pediatric wards – Mycoplasma, PIV and hMPV are particularly common and clinically relevant in children.
• Care facilities – early identification of outbreaks with an extended pathogen panel.
• Pharmacies with testing services – differentiate from competitors with the most comprehensive rapid test panel. Volume discounts available.

Kit contents (per test)

• 1× Dvol 9-in-1 test cassette (4 observation windows)
• 1× extraction tube with buffer solution
• 1× sterile swab
• 1× collection bag
• 1× instructions for use (EN/DE/FR/IT/ES/PL/CZ)

Specifications

Important information

• For professional use only. Not for self-testing. Must be performed by healthcare professionals.
• Not a substitute for molecular diagnostics (PCR). The test provides qualitative antigen detection.
• Use a separate test kit for each specimen. Do not mix samples from different patients.
• Use the test device within 30 minutes of opening the foil pouch.
• A negative result does not rule out infection, particularly with low viral loads.
• Positive results should be confirmed by PCR when clinically indicated.

Frequently asked questions

What can the 9-in-1 test do that a 5-in-1 combo test cannot?

Standard 5-in-1 tests detect COVID-19, Influenza A/B, RSV and Adenovirus. The 9-in-1 multiplex test additionally covers Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Parainfluenza types 1/3 and 2, and hMPV. These pathogens frequently cause atypical pneumonia and croup but are missed by conventional rapid tests.

Which patients benefit most from the extended panel?

Particularly children (Mycoplasma, PIV and hMPV are common), elderly patients, immunocompromised individuals, and patients with atypical symptoms where a 5-in-1 test returns negative.

Is the test available for self-testing?

No. The 9-in-1 multiplex test is exclusively approved for professional use by healthcare professionals.

Are volume discounts available?

Yes. We offer tiered pricing for practices, clinics and institutions. Contact us for a customized quote.

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