NESCO MultiCheck 2 NW HB Hemoglobin Test Strips – 25 Strips

NESCO MultiCheck 2 NW HB Hemoglobin Test Strips are designed for fast and practical hemoglobin level monitoring when used with the compatible NESCO MultiCheck 2 Serial Meter.

Each test requires only a small sample of fresh capillary whole blood and provides results in approximately 6 seconds. The strips are suitable for routine screening at home, in clinics, and in professional healthcare settings.

Key Features

• Measures hemoglobin levels
• Contains 25 test strips
• Results in approximately 6 seconds
• Requires only ≥2.6 µL of blood
• Uses fresh capillary whole blood
• Simple and convenient testing process
• Suitable for self-testing
• Practical for homecare and routine screening
• Compact packaging for easy storage

Suitable For

• Routine hemoglobin monitoring
• Supporting anemia screening
• Pregnant women requiring routine health monitoring
• Elderly health monitoring
• Family health screening
• Clinics and healthcare professionals
• Homecare services

Product Specifications

• Parameter: Hemoglobin
• Quantity: 25 test strips
• Sample Type: Fresh capillary whole blood
• Sample Volume: ≥2.6 µL
• Result Time: Approximately 6 seconds
• Compatible Device: NESCO MultiCheck 2 Serial Meter
• Application: Self-testing and professional healthcare use

Package Contents

• 1 bottle containing 25 NESCO MultiCheck 2 Hemoglobin Test Strips

Important Information

• This package contains hemoglobin test strips only. The meter and other testing accessories may be sold separately.
• Use only with the compatible NESCO MultiCheck 2 Serial Meter.
• Each test strip is intended for single use only.
• Close the bottle immediately after removing a strip.
• Do not use expired, damaged, wet, or previously used strips.
• Wash and dry your hands before collecting the blood sample.
• Follow the instructions on the packaging and in the meter’s user manual.
• This product is intended to support routine monitoring and screening. It should not be used as the sole basis for diagnosing anemia or making treatment decisions.
• Consult a healthcare professional if the result is unusual or if symptoms persist.