Fast, Accurate BV Testing for Women’s Health Clinics & OB/GYNs
OSOM BVBlue BV: Bacterial Vaginosis Test Kit (CLIA Waived, 25/Box, Product #183) by Sekisui Diagnostics is the industry-leading rapid point-of-care diagnostic solution for the timely and reliable detection of bacterial vaginosis (BV)—the most common cause of vaginal infection in women of reproductive age. Utilizing advanced enzyme activity technology, the OSOM BVBlue test delivers accurate results in just minutes, streamlining patient diagnosis, improving treatment outcomes, and enhancing workflow efficiency for clinics and OB/GYN practices.
Detects elevated vaginal fluid sialidase activity, an enzyme produced by bacterial pathogens associated with bacterial vaginosis including Gardnerella, Bacteroides, and Mobiluncus.
Features & Benefits
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Rapid, Accurate BV Testing: Delivers easy-to-read, colorimetric results in as little as 10 minutes with >90% sensitivity and specificity.
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CLIA Waived for Point-of-Care Use: Approved for use in physician offices, women’s health clinics, urgent care, family planning, infertility centers, and mobile health settings without complexity.
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Non-Invasive, Patient-Friendly: Requires only a simple vaginal swab—no painful procedures, making it ideal for routine screening and symptomatic women.
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Detects Sialidase Enzyme Activity: Provides direct identification of bacterial vaginosis by targeting the biomarker sialidase—unique to BV-associated bacteria and more precise than pH or Amsel’s criteria.
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Minimizes Unnecessary Antibiotic Use: Enables evidence-based, on-the-spot treatment decisions and reduces reliance on empiric therapy, helping prevent antibiotic resistance.
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Convenient 25 Test Kit: Perfect size for high-throughput practices, community health, sexual health clinics, college health centers, and OB-GYN offices.
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Easy to Use, Single-Step Procedure: No extra equipment or extensive training required—clear instructions and visual interpretation.
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Improves Patient Care: Supports fast diagnosis, prompt treatment, and better reproductive health, reducing risk of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), preterm birth, and complications from untreated BV.
Clinical Applications & Health Benefits
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Bacterial Vaginosis Diagnosis: Lead choice for diagnosing the most prevalent vaginal infection in women, which is linked to genital discomfort, abnormal discharge, and increased risk of STIs, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, and HPV.
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Routine Women's Health Screening: Essential in STI clinics, prenatal and antenatal care, infertility assessment, gynecology, and sexual health.
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Supports Clinical Guidelines: Designed to meet CDC recommendations for BV diagnosis and management.
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Convenient for In-Clinic and Mobile Testing: CLIA Waived status ensures you meet regulatory and quality standards for point-of-care laboratory testing.
Product Details
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Product Name: OSOM BVBlue BV: Bacterial Vaginosis Test Kit
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Manufacturer: Sekisui Diagnostics
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Product Number: 183
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CLIA Waived: Yes (WAIVED complexity for broad use)
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Number of Tests: 25 tests per box
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Specimen Type: Vaginal swab
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Result Time: ~10 minutes
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Test Principle: Sialidase activity detection (enzyme assay)
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Intended Use: Rapid diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis in clinical and point-of-care settings
Why Choose OSOM BVBlue for Your Practice?
OSOM BVBlue Bacterial Vaginosis Test Kits by Sekisui Diagnostics set the gold standard for reliability, speed, and simplicity in BV testing. Trusted by women’s health practitioners, these CLIA Waived kits improve diagnostic accuracy, empower evidence-based decision-making, and enhance patient satisfaction for any point-of-care health environment.
Boost your clinic’s diagnostic confidence and deliver faster, more accurate care—order OSOM BVBlue BV: Bacterial Vaginosis Test Kit (CLIA Waived, 25/Box) by Sekisui Diagnostics today! Bulk pricing and fast shipping available for medical practices, hospitals, and sexual health providers.
For leading-edge women's health diagnostics—choose OSOM BVBlue by Sekisui: proven, accurate, and trusted for rapid bacterial vaginosis detection.
