Accutrend Plus Multi Test Kit tests Cholesterol, Glucose, Lactate and Triglyceride

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The Accutrend Plus Multi-Test Meter is a clinical point-of-care device measuring four key blood parameters - total cholesterol, glucose, lactate and triglyceride - from a single finger-prick sample. Used in GP clinics, sports medicine, occupational health and pharmacy clinical services across Australia. Manufactured by Roche.

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The Accutrend Plus is a handheld Roche meter that reads four different blood parameters - cholesterol, glucose, triglycerides and lactate - from a single drop of capillary blood, using a test strip specific to whichever parameter you are measuring. One instrument replaces four, which is why it is a fixture in pharmacies, workplace health screening and sports physiology.

Why choose the Accutrend Plus system?

The value is having four tests in one device. Most point-of-care meters do one thing. The Accutrend Plus changes function with the strip you insert, so a pharmacy running a cardiovascular screening day can measure total cholesterol and triglycerides on the same instrument it uses for glucose, and a sports scientist can take lactate readings with it trackside.

It works by reflectance photometry. The strip develops a colour proportional to the analyte concentration and the meter reads that optically, rather than using the electrochemical method familiar from glucose-only meters. The sample is a free-hanging drop of fresh capillary blood - a finger prick - so no venous draw or laboratory is involved.

Results are immediate, which is the entire point of near-patient testing. A cholesterol figure delivered while the person is still in front of you supports a conversation that a result posted out a week later does not. Lactate readings, measured in mmol/L, are useful in exactly the same way for training thresholds where the timing is the whole value.

Key features

  • Four parameters in one meter - cholesterol, glucose, triglycerides, lactate
  • Roche reflectance photometry, parameter-specific test strips
  • Sample is a single drop of fresh capillary blood
  • Immediate results at the point of care
  • Handheld and portable - clinic, pharmacy or trackside
  • Suits screening, monitoring and sports physiology
  • Test strips purchased separately for each parameter

Specifications

BrandAccutrend Plus, by Roche
ParametersCholesterol, glucose, triglycerides, lactate
MethodReflectance photometry
SampleFree-hanging drop of fresh capillary blood
Lactate range0.8 to 21.7 mmol/L whole blood
StripsParameter-specific, purchased separately
FormatHandheld meter
Typical usersPharmacy, general practice, workplace screening, sports physiology
RangesSee the insert supplied with each strip type

Common uses

Three settings account for most of them. Pharmacy and workplace health screening, where cholesterol and glucose are measured on the spot during a check-up day. General practice, for immediate lipid and glucose readings during a consultation. And sports physiology, where lactate is measured during testing to establish training thresholds - a use no ordinary glucose meter covers. Because the strips are bought per parameter, you only stock what you actually test. It sits in our glucose meter kits range and among the diagnostic instrument sets, within the wider medical supplies range.

Accutrend FAQs

What does the Accutrend Plus test?

Four parameters: cholesterol, glucose, triglycerides and lactate. Each has its own test strip, and the meter identifies which parameter it is reading from the strip you insert. That is the main reason to choose it over a single-purpose meter.

Do the test strips come with it?

Strips are parameter-specific and purchased separately, so you stock only the ones you use. A pharmacy running cholesterol screening buys cholesterol strips; a sports physiologist buys lactate strips. Check what is included in the kit you are ordering before you rely on it being ready to use.

How much blood does it need?

A single free-hanging drop of fresh capillary blood from a finger prick. There is no venous draw and no laboratory involved, which is what makes it usable at a screening day, in a consulting room or beside a track.

Is it accurate enough for diagnosis?

It is a point-of-care screening and monitoring instrument, not a replacement for laboratory testing. Results support immediate decisions and conversations, but a diagnosis of a lipid disorder or diabetes rests on laboratory confirmation. Use it as the tool that prompts the next step.

Can it be used for lactate testing in sport?

Yes, and that is one of its distinctive capabilities. It reads lactate in mmol/L over a range of roughly 0.8 to 21.7 in whole blood, which covers the working range for threshold testing. Very few handheld meters measure lactate at all.

Who typically uses one?

Pharmacies and workplace health providers running screening, general practices wanting immediate results in consultation, and sports scientists and coaches doing lactate testing. It is a professional instrument rather than a home monitoring device, though it can be used for self-testing.

This is a point-of-care screening and monitoring instrument, not a diagnostic replacement for laboratory testing. Always follow the instructions supplied with the meter and with each strip type, and observe the measuring range stated in the strip insert. This information is a general guide and does not replace advice from your doctor or pharmacist - abnormal results should be confirmed and discussed with a health professional.

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