CVX™ Viral RNA Extraction Kit, CE-IVD

CVX™ Viral RNA Extraction Kit has been validated for RNA isolation from SARS-CoV-19 clinical samples. 60 positive samples and 20 negative samples were collected from nasopharyngeal exudates and RNA isolation was made in parallel using it and a comparator kit. After RNA isolation qPCR was done using the protocol described by Corman VM et al, 2020, also known as “Charité protocol”. An internal mRNA co-isolated along with viral RNA was used as a positive control.

CE-IVD Certified for usage in in-vitro Diagnostics (License No.: 7817-PS).

Includes for 500 rxn:
– 500 MiniSpin Columns
– 1,000 Collection tubes (2 mL)
– 1 vial Carrier RNA (lyophilized)
– 300 mL BLQ Buffer
– 165 mL WB1 Buffer
– 100 mL WB2 Buffer
– 50 mL RNase-free Water

• Viral RNA purification.

• Viral load monitoring.

• Viral detection assays.

• RT-PCR and qRT-PCR workflows.

• Each batch is validated for RNA yield, purity, and reproducibility using viral reference materials.

• Process fresh samples to maximize RNA recovery.

• Avoid RNase contamination by using RNase-free consumables.

• Do not overload columns to maintain binding efficiency.

• Shipped in: Ambient Temperature. Carrier RNA solution in Gel Pack/Dry Ice.
• Storage: All components can be stored at Room Temperature, except Carrier RNA solution at –20 °C. If any kit reagent forms a precipitate, warm at 55–65 °C until the precipitate dissolves, and allow cooling to room temperature before use.

This product is developed, designed and tested for both research (RUO) and in vitro diagnosis (IVD) purposes. The product has not been tested for use in drug development, nor is suitable for administration to humans or animals. Please refer to www.canvaxbiotech.com for Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) of the product.  Please refer to www.canvaxbiotech.com for Material Safety Data Sheet of the product.

Q1: Is this kit CE-IVD certified?
Yes, it is CE-IVD certified for in vitro diagnostic use.

Q2: Which samples can be processed?
It is compatible with serum, plasma, urine, swabs, and culture supernatants.

Q3: Is the RNA suitable for diagnostics?
Yes, purified RNA is ready for RT-PCR, qRT-PCR, and viral load assays.