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 It's been over a year since COVID-19 made its 

way to every corner of the world. At the moment, there 

are two main types of 

[url=http://www.normanbio.net/covid-19-rapid-test-kit/]

COVID-19 Rapid Test Kit[/url] commonly used to detect 

infections. Diagnostic tests are done to confirm if you 

currently have the virus and antibody (serology) tests 

help to identify people who have previously been 

infected with the virus by looking for antibodies in 

their immune system.

    Diagnostic tests (the sample is usually taken with a 

swab from the nose/mouth)

    Diagnostic tests are the 

[url=http://www.normanbio.net/antigen-test-kit/]Antigen 

Test Kit[/url] and [url=http://www.normanbio.net/pcr-

rapid-test-kit/]PCR Rapid Test Kit[/url](Polymerase 

Chain Reaction) that look for active coronavirus 

infection in the mucous or saliva. ART tests look for 

the coating or proteins from the virus while PCR tests 

detect nucleic acid (RNA), the genetic material of the 

virus. RNA tests are very sensitive and can remain 

positive even after the person has gotten better and is 

no longer infectious.

Antibody tests (also known as serology tests – blood 

tests that look for antibodies in your blood)

    [url=http://www.normanbio.net/antibody-test-kit/]

Antibody Test Kits[/url] look for coronavirus 

antibodies in people who have been infected with the 

virus. Antibodies are proteins made by the immune system 

to fight infections. The timing and type of antibody 

test affects accuracy as it can take 1 – 3 weeks after 

infection for your body to develop enough antibodies to 

be detected in a test. Antibody tests are a good way to 

determine if you have had significant exposure to the 

virus in the past but should not be used to diagnose 

someone with an active infection, due to the delay in 

production of antibodies after exposure to the virus.

Except for these test kits, we also have different types 

of test kits like 

[url=http://www.normanbio.net/ivd-rapid-test-kit/]IVD 

Rapid Test Kit[/url] and other medical devices like 

analyzer.