The NASOCHECKcomfort Corona rapid test is particularly easy to use and safe.

The Corona rapid test Nasocheck has been evaluated and checked by the Paul Ehrlich Institute. Suitable for the weekly self-test due to its ease of use. Insert a short sterile cotton swab just 2 cm deep into both nostrils, insert it into the test card and then place 6 drops of test liquid on it.

It is ideal for structured group testing, large-scale testing and as an addition to existing safety and hygiene measures.

The kit is ready to use and contains all the components needed to perform a test.

Scope of delivery of a box with 5 test kits:

• 5x SARS-CoV-2 test card
• 5x Sample Extraction Buffer (0.3mL)
• 5x disposable swabs for sample collection
• 1x instruction manual

Additionally required utensils:

• timer / clock

The test card must be used within 1 hour of opening the sealed pouch. All parts of the test kit should be at room temperature
to have.

• Open test card
• Place the test card on a firm, level surface
• Remove the foil from the adhesive strip K
• First insert the swab 2-3 cm into one nasal cavity
• Rotate swab in circles 5 times
• Then repeat the same process in the second nasal cavity

• Hold the swab by the stick and push the swab head from below through “ opening B” into “well A “. Do not touch the swab head.
• Carefully unscrew the cap from the solution bottle and place 6 drops of the solution on the swab head in “well A” .
• Then twist the swab on the stick twice in each direction
• Close card, stick together with adhesive strips K & carefully press together.
• Read the result after 15 minutes (no later than 20 minutes) on the front of the closed card in the result window.
• Don’t move the card during the waiting time!

Positive (+): Red streaks appear
both in the quality control area (C) and in the test area (T).

The line in the test area (T) may be significantly lighter or darker than shown.

Negative (-): There is only one red stripe in the quality control area (C) and no red stripe in the test area (T).

Invalid: There is no red stripe in the Quality Control area (C), or there is a blue stripe in the Quality Control area (C), indicating incorrect operating procedures, or the test card is already unusable. In this case, read the instructions for use again carefully and then use a new test card. If the problem persists, stop using the products with the same lot number and contact the local suppliers immediately.