Alcohol Testing - Alcomate Prestige AL6000, Express Check Breath Alcohol, Alcohol Testing: Q.E.D. Saliva Alcohol Test, Royal Medical Supplies Pty Ltd - DrugCheck Solutions Sydney Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG)

1. Alcohol Testing: AlcoCheck

1a. SC100 Semiconductor

State-of-the-art semi-conductor
oxide sensor
Precalibrated, easily replaceable
sensor module
Onboard memory
Cumulative test counter
4-digit LCD backlight display
Advanced blow flow detection
Low battery indicator/Auto power-off

1b. FC200 Fuel Cell

Advanced European fuel cell
sensor technology
Cumulative test counter
Onboard memory
Portable printer capable
4-digit LCD backlight display
Advanced blow flow detection
Low battery indicator/Auto power-off

AlcoCheck SC100 and FC200

For customers needing support for the Alcomate Prestige breathalyser please contact us via telephone or email (info@royalmedical.com.au).

2. Alcohol Testing: Express Check Breath Alcohol

	Remove collection device from test cylinder Place the collection device/sponge in donors mouth and move over the tongue and into both cheeks to collect as much saliva as possible. Repeat for approx. 3 minutes. Place collection device back in cylinder and tighten cap Read results at approx. 5 minutes.
	Express Check Breath Alcohol devices are supplied in boxes of 25 and come in two concentrations – 0.02 and 0.05%

3. Alcohol Testing: Q.E.D. Saliva Alcohol Test

The Q.E.D. Saliva Alcohol test is a quantitative test used for the quick determination of alcohol in saliva.

Ethanol is the most common toxic substance encountered in medical cases. Not only is it lethal in its own right, but is commonly a contributing factor in many accidents.

The distribution of alcohol in saliva and blood is well established with the concentration of ethanol in saliva being approximately 1.07 times higher than the corresponding blood alcohol level. While there is good correlation between blood and saliva alcohol levels, normal physiological variability does exist. Where exact blood alcohol concentrations must be known, blood samples should be taken from patients who give positive Q.E.D. alcohol test readings.

	The Q.E.D. Saliva Alcohol Test comes in boxes of 10 tests. Click here to download product information.

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