Elisa Systems rapid food allergen detection device

Monday, 26 May, 2014 | Supplied by: Elisa Systems Pty Ltd

Elisa Systems is releasing a rapid detection device for the detection of food allergens from equipment surfaces. Results are available in around 15 min, including the sample preparation time, so users can minimise the risk of cross contamination between products and get the product out the door faster.

The convenient format requires no specialised equipment and the product is simple to use. Disposal of the device is as simple as throwing it in the general waste.

Online: www.elisasystems.net
Phone: 07 3625 9000

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