One cartridge One handheld device One platform
A single‑use cartridge docks into a handheld reader, delivering a lab‑grade result right at the bedside.
The Process
From capillary blood to quantitative result
Three steps on a single‑use cartridge, from sample to readout.
1
Capillary blood sample from finger
2
Microfluidics and filtering
3
Quantitative result
Time-saving technology
Central laboratories offer sensitivity but require infrastructure and time.
Existing point-of-care tests trade off sensitivity for speed.
Spectants closes that gap.
| Performance | Central Lab | Traditional point of care | Spectants B2X |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to result | 1–24 h | 20–40 min | ≤5 min |
| High sensitivity | Yes | No | Yes |
| Sample | Venous blood | Venous blood | Capillary blood |
| Setting | Laboratory | Beside patient | Beside patient |
| Multiplexing | Yes | No | Yes |
Designed For
Where decisions matter most
Emergency Department
Rapid triage for patients in acute care settings
Ambulatory Vehicles
Urgent assessment on the way to the hospital
GP · Clinic
Monitoring in recovery settings
Remote · Rural Care
Lab-grade measurements, without lab infrastructure