Overview
Medical test-kit and screening product areas spanning vitamin D, women’s health, routine markers, infectious diseases, drug and alcohol screening, and consumer safety. Discuss the intended market, model specifications, required documentation and quantities before a quotation. Product-specific details and availability are confirmed through enquiry.
Who this may suit
Healthcare procurement and qualified distribution partners
What to explore
- Explore product categories and configurations
- Request model-specific specifications and pricing
- Discuss bulk supply and distribution opportunities
What we will discuss
- Products are assessed individually for the intended market and use. No blanket authorization, accuracy or equivalence claim is made.
- Consumer and professional-use models are not interchangeable; follow the exact device instructions.
Experience, case studies & references
Want to understand the approach before moving forward? Request a relevant case study or an approved testimonial or reference. We will confirm what can be shared for this topic. Some engagements are confidential; client names, results and supporting documents are shared only with permission. No project-specific testimonial or case study has been published on this sample page.
Prepare for the conversation
Share your business location, intended outcome, timing and the kind of help you want. Our team can use fast-track code P10088 to find this exact listing. You can ask about pricing, a referral relationship, a partnership or simply whether there is a fit.
The experience behind the project.
Amit describes COVID-era rapid-test sourcing, researching medical-device requirements and developing a manufacturing model in China with chemicals sourced from Vietnam. Menopause and vitamin D tests are among the areas he identifies.
Detailed product information and authorizations must be established for each model before it is offered for sale.
Explore the sourcing & development history →Before you enquire
Is this suitable for my business?
This project is in development. We can discuss the intended use and interest, but specifications, release timing and commercial terms are not confirmed.
How do I get pricing?
Use the pricing enquiry with fast-track code P10088. Tell us the scope, location, expected usage or funding need and timing so the team can review the relevant costs and terms.
What happens after I enquire?
The team reviews your context and the selected service, then agrees a useful next step: information, a conversation, pricing or a partner discussion. An enquiry does not book a call or create a purchase commitment.
Explore the test-kit range.
Discuss affordable testing products, bulk supply and distribution requirements. The categories below guide an enquiry; the exact model, intended use, documentation, market availability and price are confirmed for each requirement.
Our focus is cost-effective sourcing and development. Ask for a product-specific specification and quotation so you can compare the proposed product against your requirements.
Browse product categories and references
Vitamin D screening · Pregnancy (hCG) · Ovulation (LH) · Menopause testing · UTI screening strips · Multi-parameter urinalysis · HbA1c · C-reactive protein (CRP) · Rheumatoid factor · Cholesterol · Ferritin · Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) · Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) · COVID-19 antigen · Influenza A and B · Strep A · Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) · Lyme disease · Mononucleosis · Malaria · Dengue · Procalcitonin · Multi-panel urine cups · Dip tests and cassettes · Oral-fluid screening · Specialty screening targets · Sample-integrity checks · Breath alcohol screening · Saliva and urine alcohol markers · Nicotine / cotinine · Beverage substance-screening cards · Surface substance screening ·
Vitamin D
Vitamin D screening
Vitamin D marker testing is a product-development focus prompted by affordability. Ask for the exact sample type, measurement method and intended use.
Ask about Vitamin D screening →Women’s health
Pregnancy (hCG)
Urine-based hCG testing formats in the reference range include strips, cassettes and midstream devices. Sensitivity, timing and pack sizes depend on the selected model.
Ask about Pregnancy (hCG) →Ovulation (LH)
Urine LH testing supports identifying a hormone surge for fertility tracking. Strip and midstream formats are product areas for enquiry; these tests are not a contraceptive method.
Ask about Ovulation (LH) →Menopause testing
Part of the founder’s wider development work. Product-specific marker, format and intended-use information will be added as confirmed.
Ask about Menopause testing →Urinalysis
UTI screening strips
Urine strip screening is an area for product enquiry. The exact parameters, sampling method and instructions must be checked for the selected model.
Ask about UTI screening strips →Multi-parameter urinalysis
Reference formats include 10- and 11-parameter strips. Discuss the required markers and reading method; results alone do not establish a diagnosis.
Ask about Multi-parameter urinalysis →Routine markers
HbA1c
A product area concerning glycated hemoglobin measurement. Ask about the sample, quantitative or screening format, reader requirements and clinical-use setting.
Ask about HbA1c →C-reactive protein (CRP)
An inflammation-marker product area. Interpretation depends on the clinical context and the selected test’s instructions.
Ask about C-reactive protein (CRP) →Rheumatoid factor
A product area for rheumatoid-factor testing. A result cannot independently establish or exclude rheumatoid arthritis.
Ask about Rheumatoid factor →Cholesterol
Discuss lipid-testing requirements, measurement format and whether a reader is needed. Model and market availability are confirmed through enquiry.
Ask about Cholesterol →Ferritin
A product area relating to an iron-storage marker. Further technical information is required before specifying a particular test.
Ask about Ferritin →Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)
A thyroid-marker product area. Ask about the selected model’s intended use, sample and interpretation requirements.
Ask about Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) →Prostate-specific antigen (PSA)
A prostate-marker product area requiring product-specific documentation and appropriate clinical interpretation.
Ask about Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) →Infectious diseases
COVID-19 antigen
A product category for antigen testing. Target, specimen type, current authorization and instructions are assessed for the exact model; no variant-coverage claim is made here.
Ask about COVID-19 antigen →Influenza A and B
A product category for detecting influenza A/B targets. Specimen, collection method and clinical-use setting depend on the test.
Ask about Influenza A and B →Strep A
A product category for Group A Streptococcus testing. Discuss collection method and the intended professional or home-use setting for the exact model.
Ask about Strep A →Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
A respiratory-testing product area. Exact sample, age/use restrictions and performance require model documentation.
Ask about Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) →Lyme disease
A product area for Lyme-related testing. Test method and place in the clinical testing pathway must be confirmed for the selected model.
Ask about Lyme disease →Mononucleosis
A product category for mononucleosis-related screening. Ask about sample type and the applicable testing setting.
Ask about Mononucleosis →Malaria
A product area for malaria testing. Species targets, specimen requirements and geographic suitability depend on model documentation.
Ask about Malaria →Dengue
A product area for dengue testing. The target and timing of use depend on the exact model and its instructions.
Ask about Dengue →Procalcitonin
A clinical marker product area. Intended setting, measurement method and any equipment requirements must be established.
Ask about Procalcitonin →Drug screening
Multi-panel urine cups
Reference configurations include 11-, 12-, 15- and 16-panel cups, alongside split-specimen formats. Panel selection, cutoffs and collection controls are model-specific.
Ask about Multi-panel urine cups →Dip tests and cassettes
Single-target and multi-panel formats are areas for enquiry. Discuss the sample type, target list and cutoff requirements before choosing a configuration.
Ask about Dip tests and cassettes →Oral-fluid screening
An alternative specimen format for defined screening programs. The panel, collection device and confirmation process depend on the chosen product.
Ask about Oral-fluid screening →Specialty screening targets
Reference targets include fentanyl, carfentanil, EDDP, synthetic cannabinoids, methylphenidate, hydromorphone, ketamine, 6-MAM, LSD and cotinine. Ask for the exact panel and documentation.
Ask about Specialty screening targets →Sample-integrity checks
Adulteration-check products support defined urine collection procedures. Available parameters and suitability must be established for the intended program.
Ask about Sample-integrity checks →Alcohol and nicotine
Breath alcohol screening
Single-use semi-quantitative devices and instrument-based formats are product areas. A screening result does not establish fitness to drive or a legal alcohol level.
Ask about Breath alcohol screening →Saliva and urine alcohol markers
Reference areas include saliva alcohol, urine ethanol and ethyl glucuronide (EtG) testing. These measure different things and are not interchangeable.
Ask about Saliva and urine alcohol markers →Nicotine / cotinine
Dip and cassette screening formats are areas for enquiry. Target, cutoff and sample requirements depend on the selected model.
Ask about Nicotine / cotinine →Consumer safety
Beverage substance-screening cards
Reference configurations include GHB/ketamine cards and a five-target format listing GHB, ketamine, flunitrazepam, cocaine and scopolamine. No exact detection panel or performance is claimed for a 37D product without its documentation.
Ask about Beverage substance-screening cards →Surface substance screening
Surface fentanyl detection is a separate product area from testing a person’s specimen. Discuss the intended surface, handling procedure and product documentation.
Ask about Surface substance screening →Choose the right specification before ordering.
Tell us your country, intended use, home or professional setting, required sample type, product format, expected volume and timing. We will discuss the model information, applicable authorization, instructions, storage, shelf life, packaging and quotation needed for your assessment.
Accuracy, detection limits, reading times and clinical suitability depend on the exact device and its evidence. Screening results may need professional interpretation and confirmatory testing. Follow the selected product’s instructions.
Beverage-screening cards cannot establish that a drink is safe. A negative result cannot exclude all substances or concentrations. Alcohol-screening products should not be used to decide whether it is safe to drive.
For Canadian medical devices, applicable licensing requirements depend on classification and product. Health Canada medical-device information ↗
Who we work with
37D excludes cannabis businesses, businesses with 51% or more of sales from alcohol, gaming businesses and businesses involving nudity from its services and acquisitions. All alcohol products are excluded from sourcing and trade. Higher Ground beverage supply to casino customers is a limited exception to the gaming-business exclusion; it does not extend to gambling operations, financing or acquisitions.