KIT microINR (Self-testing / KTA)
Clot management close to the patient. Precise and safe in just 2 minutes.
- Direct blood sampling from the puncture site
- Large and very easy readable display
- ISI 1.0
30+ years of experience
and end-to-end service from a single source – from installation to maintenance, with fast delivery and reliable support.
Further Information
- INR value from only 3µl capillary blood from the fingertip
- Direct blood sampling from the puncture site.
- Large and very easy to read, illuminated display
- Precise measurement thanks to a reagent ISI value of 1.0
- Handy, smart to operate and mobile
- Quality controls run with every measurement
The microINR is a portable analyser for determining the blood clotting time. The INR value shows how long it takes for the blood to clot. A functioning clotting system stops bleeding. If this is disturbed, bleeding tendencies or thromboses can occur. For treatment, the INR value is determined and drug therapy is initiated accordingly. The microINR is used in clinics in the laboratory, in doctors' practices and in outpatient care facilities.
Features and advantages
The vital process of blood clotting can be controlled, monitored and analysed in all phases by means of modern coagulation diagnostics. The INR determination recommended by the WHO as basic diagnostics - for anticoagulation therapies. Professional point-of-care diagnostics: fast, simple and safe.
- Result in less than 2 minutes from only 3μl whole blood
- Small, handy and easy to use
- Direct blood sampling from the puncture site
- Precise measurement thanks to a reagent ISI value of 1.0
- No calibration necessary
- Quality controls run with every measurement
Expert opinion
Here's what our experts say about the product
INR - value from only 3µl whole blood from the fingertip. Fast, precise, mobile. Large display and the puncture site is illuminated. Approved for patient self-management and self-testing.Expert since 2001

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