Lactate Plus Lactate meter
Lactate test for professional athletes.
Lactate Plus was developed for athletes in competitive sports and quickly delivers reliable results. The operation has been reduced to the essentials to guarantee an optimal workflow in performance diagnostics. With a sample volume of only 0.7 µL and an analysis time of 13 seconds, this lactate meter is the first choice for many athletes worldwide.
- Results in 13 seconds
- Designed for competitive sports
- Small sample volume
- No chilled goods
- Measuring range from 0.3 to 25 mmol / L
Technology
Reliable and precise.
Less pain.
Lactate measurements performed on other devices are painful and therefore difficult to implement in the routine of a workout. You need from 5 to 25 µl of blood, which can only be removed with the help of a deep and strong lancet that penetrates the skin deep enough. Lactate Plus only needs 0.7µl blood, for this the thinnest, less painful lancet is sufficient!
StatStrip® - test strip technology
StatStrip® Multi-Well ™ test strips deliver exceptional measurement accuracy.
Additional advantages:
- Long durability
- No batch deviation
- No calibration codes
- Excellent correlation with laboratory systems
Do you still have questions about this lactate meter?
Specifications
StatStrip® Xpress Laktat
Sample volume
0.7 µl
Analysis time
13 seconds
Sample types
Whole blood arterial, capillary
Dimensions
H 9.8 cm x W 6.1 cm x D 2.3 cm
Quality control levels
2
Certification
EMC (EN 55022 class B, IEC 801-2, EN 61000-4-3, ENV 50204, EN 61000-4-2)
Memory (internal)
400 (including QC)
Manufacturer
Country of production
USA
Power supply
2x AAA battery
Measuring range
0,3 – 20,0 mmol/L
Features
Strip ejection, color display
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