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Quidel Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit
Quidel Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit

Quidel Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) 20 Test Per Box

by Quidel Corporation
Year End Sale 31%
$ 425.00
$ 295.00
SKU 20193
Quidel Quickvue Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Test Kit is a rapid diagnosis of respiratory syncytial virus with the Quidel Quickvue RSV Test Kit. These kits provide results in just 15 minutes with 99% accuracy and can be used with nasopharyngeal specimens.
The Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is an important tool used to diagnose and screen for the presence of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) in a fast and accurate manner. Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit provides healthcare professionals with an easy to use, cost effective immediate RSV diagnosis that is designed to provide clinicians with reliable results for individuals showing signs and symptoms of RSV infection. These results support closer monitoring and decisions for richer clinical assessments.Whether prescribing medication, vacination, or providing infection control counseling, a quick and accurate diagnosis with this Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit gives supports healthcare workers in their efficient are of patient care.

Benefits for Quidel Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)
  • Accurate and reliable identification of RSV antigen on-site
  • Fast and simple setup on-site, with minimal training required
  • Can be used as a single source diagnostic testing
  • Results in as little as 15 minutes
  • Provides an objective measurement of RSV antigen
  • Rapid turnaround times allow for faster treatment decisions
  • Cost-effective solution for diagnostic institutions
  • Uses minimal specimen volume
  • No external equipment needed
  • Automated results entry into EMR systems available
  • Can be used by laboratories and point of care facilities
  • Capsules eliminates reagent contamination risk

Instructions on How To Use Quidel Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit
1. Prepare: Thoroughly read the Quickvue RSV Package Insert before performing the test. Ensure that you have the safety supplies needed, such as gloves, and a work surface.
2. Collect Sample: Collect nasopharyngeal or nasal aspirate sample.
3. Extract Sample: Add sample extractant reagent and gently mix the solution. Incubate for 15 minutes at room  temperature.
4. Dilute Sample: Dilute sample 1:4 with diluent as instructions in package insert.
5. Transfer Sample: Place a drop of the diluted sample onto the labeled wells of the Quickvue RSV Rapid Test cassette.
6. Read Result: Incubate the Quickvue RSV Rapid Test cassette at room temperature for 10 minutes then read the comic hello results.
7. Dispose: Dispose of all materials as directed in the package insert.

Features:
  • 99% accuracy
  • Results in 15 minutes
  • CLIA waived
  • Dipstick test
  • Easy to interpret results
  • 24 month room temperature storage
  • Used for children up to 18 years old
  • One reagent - reduces performance steps
  • Includes 20 tests

Manufacturer: Quidel
Item#: 20193
Quidel Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) 20 Test Per Box
Quidel Quickvue RSV Rapid Testing Kit Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) 20 Test Per Box
$ 425.00 $ 295.00
FAQs About RSV Testing Kits & Vaccines
  • What is a RSV Testing Kits?

    RSV testing kits are diagnostic tools used to detect the presence of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), a common virus that causes respiratory infections, especially in infants, young children, older adults, and immunocompromised individuals.

  • What is RSV?

    RSV can cause mild, cold-like symptoms in healthy adults and children. However, it can lead to serious illnesses such as bronchiolitis and pneumonia, particularly in: Infants (especially under 6 months) Elderly adults (especially over 60 years) People with chronic heart or lung disease Individuals with weakened immune systems

  • What is a RSV Vaccine?

    An RSV vaccine is a vaccine designed to protect against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), a common and sometimes serious cause of respiratory infections, especially in infants, young children, older adults, and people with weakened immune systems.

  • What is the Purpose of the RSV Vaccine?

    Prevents RSV infection or reduces its severity Helps protect those most vulnerable to severe RSV disease, potentially reducing hospitalizations and complications

  • How the RSV Vaccine Works

    The vaccines use a recombinant protein or a specially designed virus-like particle to stimulate the immune system to produce antibodies against RSV. This helps the body recognize and fight the virus if exposed.

  • Who Should Get the RSV Vaccine?

    Adults 60 years and older (after discussions with their healthcare provider) Pregnant women (32–36 weeks) (in certain countries, to help protect their babies after birth) Infants and young children are not currently eligible for RSV vaccines, but may receive monoclonal antibody prophylaxis in high-risk cases

  • Can I Test for RSV at Home?

    Yes, at-home RSV test kits are now available. These easy-to-use rapid antigen tests use a simple nasal swab to detect RSV in minutes, helping you quickly distinguish between RSV, cold, flu, and COVID-19.

  • How Accurate Are RSV Test Kits?

    RSV rapid antigen tests are highly accurate, with sensitivity up to 85–95% and specificity over 98%. PCR-based lab tests offer the highest accuracy, but home kits provide convenient, reliable screening when used as directed.

  • Is There a Test You Can Do for RSV?

    Yes! RSV can be diagnosed using a nasal swab sample, either by a rapid at-home test or with a provider’s PCR or antigen test in a clinic or urgent care.

  • Can You Test for RSV with a Nasal Swab?

    Absolutely—nasal swab testing is the gold standard for RSV detection, suitable for both at-home and clinical testing.

  • Will a COVID Test Show RSV?

    No, standard COVID-19 tests do NOT detect RSV. RSV-specific tests (some combo kits now test for RSV, COVID-19, and flu from the same swab) are required for RSV diagnosis.

  • How to Tell If You Have RSV or a Cold?

    RSV symptoms can overlap with colds, but signs like severe cough, wheezing, rapid breathing, difficulty breathing, and persistent fever may indicate RSV. Home RSV tests help differentiate between RSV, COVID-19, and flu.

  • How Long Are You Contagious with RSV?

    Most people with RSV are contagious for 3–8 days. Immunocompromised people and young children may spread RSV for several weeks.

  • Should Seniors Get the RSV Vaccine Now?

    Yes! Seniors (age 60+) and adults with chronic health conditions are strongly advised to get the RSV vaccine. The CDC recommends it to reduce risk of severe RSV, hospitalization, and complications.

  • Why Can't 80-Year-Olds Have the RSV Vaccine?

    Most healthy seniors, even aged 80+, can receive the RSV vaccine. Contraindications may include severe allergies to vaccine components, certain immune conditions, or if advised by their doctor.

  • Is the RSV Vaccine Free for Seniors?

    RSV vaccine coverage for seniors varies by insurance (Medicare, Medicaid, private plans) and region. Many seniors may qualify for no-cost or low-cost vaccine programs.

  • What Are the Side Effects of the RSV Shot?

    Most common side effects: Soreness or redness at the injection site, mild headache, low-grade fever, fatigue. Rarely: Allergic reactions or severe side effects (seek medical help immediately if trouble breathing, hives, or severe swelling).

  • Do You Sneeze with RSV?

    Yes—RSV can cause sneezing along with runny nose, cough, congestion, and wheezing, especially in children and older adults.

  • How to Tell if It's COVID, Flu, or RSV?

    All three can cause fever, cough, body aches, and fatigue. RSV is more likely to cause wheezing and breathing difficulties in infants and seniors. Use a combo test kit or consult a physician for a definitive diagnosis.

  • What Does an RSV Cough Sound Like in Adults?

    RSV cough is often deep, wet, and persistent. Wheezing, hoarseness, or shortness of breath may be present.

  • Does RSV Need Antibiotics?

    No. RSV is a viral infection; antibiotics do not work unless a secondary bacterial infection develops.

  • What Is the Fastest Way to Get Rid of RSV?

    Rest, hydration, and using a humidifier are key. For severe cases, prescription breathing treatments or hospitalization may be needed (especially for infants and seniors).

  • Can RSV Turn into Pneumonia?

    Yes—RSV can progress to pneumonia or bronchiolitis, particularly in infants, elderly, or people with weak immune systems.

  • How Long Should I Quarantine if I Have RSV?

    Quarantine for at least 3–8 days after symptoms begin, or until symptom-free for 24 hours. Be especially cautious around the very young, elderly, and immunocompromised.

  • What Is the Best Medicine for RSV?

    Supportive care: Rest, fluids, fever reducers (acetaminophen), inhalers or nebulizer (if wheezing). Hospitalization for oxygen or advanced care in severe cases. Antivirals are rarely used except in high-risk hospitalized patients.

  • What Does RSV Feel Like in Adults?

    In adults, RSV usually feels like a severe cold: Runny nose, persistent cough, low-grade fever, fatigue, and sometimes wheezing or chest discomfort.

  • Key Features & Benefits

    FDA-authorized at-home RSV test kits—rapid results in minutes Combo tests for RSV, COVID-19, and flu available RSV vaccines for seniors: proven to reduce hospitalization and severity Guidance on symptoms, home care, and when to seek help Trusted by families, clinics, and caregivers nationwide

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