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Hemoglobin Analyzers

Surgo's selection of hemoglobin analyzers offers healthcare professionals fast, reliable point-of-care testing for accurate patient assessment. Featuring the trusted HemoCue® Hb 201+ System and compatible microcuvettes, this category provides everything needed for immediate hemoglobin testing in hospitals, clinics, physician offices, blood donation centres, and other clinical settings.

Designed to deliver laboratory-quality results in as little as one minute, HemoCue® analyzers require minimal training and are suitable for use by both laboratory and non-laboratory personnel. With flexibility for capillary, venous, or arterial whole blood samples, factory calibration, and built-in quality control, these systems help clinicians make timely, confident decisions at the point of care.

Shop hemoglobin analyzers and accessories at Surgo, and find the right point-of-care testing solution for your care setting.

FAQ

What is a hemoglobin analyzer used for?
A hemoglobin analyzer measures the amount of hemoglobin in a blood sample, helping clinicians assess conditions such as anemia and monitor patients during procedures, blood donation screening, or routine checkups.

How accurate are point-of-care hemoglobin analyzers?
HemoCue® hemoglobin analyzers are factory calibrated against the ICSH-recommended reference method and provide laboratory-quality results, making them a reliable option for point-of-care testing.

How long does it take to get results from a HemoCue® hemoglobin analyzer?
Results are typically available in as little as one minute, allowing healthcare professionals to make timely clinical decisions while the patient is still present.

Who can operate a HemoCue® Hb 201+ System?
The Hb 201+ System is designed to be simple to use with minimal training, making it suitable for both laboratory and non-laboratory personnel.

What type of blood sample is required?
The system accepts capillary, venous, or arterial whole blood samples, offering flexibility across a range of clinical settings.

Hemoglobin Analyzers

Surgo's selection of hemoglobin analyzers offers healthcare professionals fast, reliable point-of-care testing for accurate patient assessment. Featuring the trusted HemoCue® Hb 201+ System and compatible microcuvettes, this category provides everything needed for immediate hemoglobin testing in hospitals, clinics, physician offices, blood donation centres, and other clinical settings.

Designed to deliver laboratory-quality results in as little as one minute, HemoCue® analyzers require minimal training and are suitable for use by both laboratory and non-laboratory personnel. With flexibility for capillary, venous, or arterial whole blood samples, factory calibration, and built-in quality control, these systems help clinicians make timely, confident decisions at the point of care.

Shop hemoglobin analyzers and accessories at Surgo, and find the right point-of-care testing solution for your care setting.

FAQ

What is a hemoglobin analyzer used for?
A hemoglobin analyzer measures the amount of hemoglobin in a blood sample, helping clinicians assess conditions such as anemia and monitor patients during procedures, blood donation screening, or routine checkups.

How accurate are point-of-care hemoglobin analyzers?
HemoCue® hemoglobin analyzers are factory calibrated against the ICSH-recommended reference method and provide laboratory-quality results, making them a reliable option for point-of-care testing.

How long does it take to get results from a HemoCue® hemoglobin analyzer?
Results are typically available in as little as one minute, allowing healthcare professionals to make timely clinical decisions while the patient is still present.

Who can operate a HemoCue® Hb 201+ System?
The Hb 201+ System is designed to be simple to use with minimal training, making it suitable for both laboratory and non-laboratory personnel.

What type of blood sample is required?
The system accepts capillary, venous, or arterial whole blood samples, offering flexibility across a range of clinical settings.

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