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“The method of choice today is the ABAcard® HemaTrace®”

Presidents DNA Initiative National Institute of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice

Forensic Laboratory Use

Product Catalog #   ABAcard® HemaTrace® for the Forensic Identification of Human Blood (25 test/kit) 708424 Price/Order

Crime Scene Use

Product Catalog #    ABAcard® HemaTrace® for the Crime Scene Identification of Human Blood (25 test/kit) *Contains 25 test cards, 25 prefilled vials with extraction buffer and 25 swabs i.e. same as item # 708424 except that it also contains 25 swabs. All items are individually packed for individual use. 808426 Price/Order ABAcard® HemaTrace® for the  Crime Scene Identification of Human Blood (10 test/kit)  New: Almost like 10 seperate units of item # 808426. 599010 Price/Order ABAcard® HemaTrace® for the Crime Scene Identification of Human Blood (1 test/kit) 511871 Price/Order

“Currently, the preferred confirmatory test for human blood is Abacus Diagnostics’ ABAcard® Hematrace®”

Presidents DNA Initiative National Institute of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice

Each kit contains individually wrapped tests. Store at room temperature. 10-minute test. Normally the kit has a shelf life of 20 months or more at room temperature. A step-by-step instruction sheet is included with each kit. Catalog No. 708424 is designed to be used in Forensic Laboratory setting. Catalog No. 808426, 511871 and 599010 is designed to be used in a Crime Scene setting i.e. it has additional accessories. Help me decide which Catalog # is appropriate for me. Free shipping. Click here for details

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6. Swander, C.J., Stites, J.G.Evaluation of the ABAcard^® HemaTrace^® for the forensic identification of human blood. MAFS Annual Meeting.
7. Kristaly, A., Smith, D.A.S. Validation of the ABAcard^® HemaTrace^® for the rapid forensic identification of human blood.
8. Culliford, B. The examination and typing of bloodstains in the crime laboratory. Washington, D.C. US Department of Justice.