Monlab participated in the eighth edition of  Medic West Africa in Lagos (Nigeria), last October 9th to 11th. During these days, the show gathered over 280 local and international exhibitors (including Monlab) coming from more than 25 countries.  This year, Medic West Africa has brought the latest innovations in healthcare and laboratory products.

Monlab would like to thank all the customers and colleagues that visited our booth.

We are pleased to present Monlab´s new export catalogue. It has been totally re-designed, translated into three languages and updated with new product launches.

In this new version we wanted to transmit all our “Passion” for our work and the laboratory sector. After 35 years serving laboratories, we keep the same enthusiasm of the first day!

Cryptosporidium parvum, Giardia lamblia and Entamoeba histolytica are three of the principal protozoo groups which cause gastro-intestinal infections.

• Cryptosporidiosis is a protozoal infection caused by Cryptosporidium parvum in human. Typically, is an acute short-term infection but can become severe and non-resolving in children and immunocompromised individuals such as aids patients. It is may also be asymptomatic. In tropical developing countries, the parasite is often endemic and causes diarrhoea epidemics among children. With immunocompetent patients, the disease manifests itself as self-healing gastroenteritis.

Monlab presents the new version of the Skanflexi® X500 reader which includes test reading and incubation. It is of great help for a rapid and automated analysis. 

It has a new test/strip placement system, which will limit contamination risk and the need of cleaning, in addition to be very user friendly.

SkanFlexi® X500 supports USB printers, barcode scanners and the ability to export results via USB flash drive or wired or wireless network connections.

It is also compatible with our entire catalogue of rapid tests, in individual/multiple cassettes and strips.