Comprehensive Drug Testing Solutions Powered by EMIT
Expand the drug-testing menu of your clinical laboratory
Expand the drug-testing menu of your clinical laboratory
Since 1972, Syva® has been the trusted brand in drug testing. Syva EMIT reagents provide a full-spectrum of drug testing diagnostics including drugs-of-abuse screening, therapeutic drug monitoring, and immunosuppressant drug testing. Drug abuse resurgence during this pandemic is responsible for tremendous costs, health, social, and community impacts.
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Understanding EMIT Technology
Enzyme Multiplied Immunoassay Technique (EMIT) is what Siemens Healthineers uses to run drugs of abuse testing. This video will help you understand how a urine sample will generate a positive result, or not. EMIT Technology has been around for over 50 years and is a trusted technology in the drugs of abuse testing market.
Comprehensive menu including drugs of abuse, serum toxicology, and specimen validity testing. Get Fentanyl, Oxycodone, and Tramadol on one system!
Viva-ProE® System
The Viva-ProE system utilizes EMIT technology to give you results you can trust for all of your drugs of abuse, serum toxicology, specimen validity testing, and therapeutic drug monitoring on one benchtop system.
Dimension® EXL™ 200 Integrated Chemistry System
In addition to your clinical chemistry panels, you can now easily incorporate drugs of abuse and serum toxicology testing to streamline your workflow and reduce send out testing.
Dimension Vista®
Add in drugs of abuse and serum toxicology testing to the already integrated Dimension Vista platform for all of your chemistry and immunoassay needs. Reduce send outs and save time.
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Webinar – Opioid Addiction: Overview and Testing Options
Worldwide opioid addiction has increased dramatically in the last decade, with the greatest rise documented in the United States. A primary factor driving this growth has been the use of prescription opioids (e.g., oxycodone, hydrocodone, and morphine) for chronic pain in outpatient care. Recreational use of heroin also continues to contribute to opioid addiction. Education and awareness are the first steps in addressing this public-health crisis.
The Fentanyl Crisis. Detection can save lives.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention describes fentanyl as a synthetic opioid that is 50 times more potent than heroin and 100 times more potent than morphine.1 The potency of fentanyl and the alarming increase of misuse and abuse poses an overdose danger, often unintentional.