RIDAQuick Gluten Quant & Smart Box

Monday, 14 April, 2025 | Supplied by: R-Biopharm Australia

The RIDAQuick Gluten Quant & Smart Box from R-Biopharm Australia is designed to provide rapid quantitative detection of gluten residues on surfaces, in CIP and in food samples, in test strip format.

Features of the gluten detection system include: quantitative analysis of gluten residues in test strip format using the R5 antibody; innovative test evaluation with the RIDASmart APP Allergen; and safe quantitative results within 10 min.

Online: www.r-biopharm.com.au
Phone: 02 9698 8030

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