Rapid Fluorometric Diagnostic Systems

 

 

Food Safety Testing

The current technology utilized in food testing protocols requires an enrichment step of 24 hours, and an additional period of hours, or days to confirm the presence of a target microorganism, usually 48 to 72 hours to obtain a result.

FluoroQuik assays, may require a short growth phase (less than 6 hours) and can detect one cfu of bacteria per sample – Less than one work shift.  However, depending on the bacteria being identified, and the amount of bacteria present, the testing time may require only minutes and no growth phase!

FluoroQuik assays can be utilized for the detection of Salmonella, e-coli including 0157H, Listeria, Campylobacter, and other organisms of concern to the food industry.

For testing food, the FluoroQuik assays utilize samples from an emulsion or a swab sample.  If a short growth period is required, the emulsion is placed into an incubator before performing the FluoroQuik test.