Dengue & Malaria Tests
What this page covers
This page covers dengue and malaria tests, rapid tests for mosquito-borne infectious diseases. The company's category pages list Dengue NS1 Antigen Rapid Test and Dengue IgG IgM Rapid Test for dengue, and Malaria P.f Pan Rapid Test and Malaria Plasmodium Falciparum Rapid Test for malaria, among its infectious disease products. Those listings are directory-level evidence from the company's category pages.
No specification table for a dengue or malaria test is published on this site, because no title-consistent specification table for those products is published in the company's own material. This page is a category page: it names the product families and directs specification questions to written confirmation.
Dengue and malaria as separate families
Dengue tests and malaria tests are separate product families that share a page here because buyers sourcing tropical infectious disease tests often source both. Dengue products listed include an NS1 antigen test and an IgG/IgM antibody test. Malaria products listed include a P.f Pan test and a Plasmodium Falciparum test. Those are product names from the company's category pages, not specifications, and the difference between antigen and antibody formats should be confirmed for the specific product before ordering.
Other infectious disease products listed on the company's category pages include H. pylori antigen tests and typhoid IgG/IgM tests. Those are directory listings in the same infectious disease family and are not given separate pages here.
Ordering notes
Availability, market access and documentation for dengue and malaria tests vary by product and destination market and must be confirmed in writing before ordering. This page makes no statement that any dengue or malaria test is sold or accepted in any particular country.
The company FAQ states that prices vary with supply and market factors, that international orders are subject to an ongoing minimum order requirement with no fixed figure published, that samples take about 7 days, and that mass production takes 20–30 days after deposit. Certificates are available upon request.
Tropical infectious disease testing in context
Dengue and malaria testing serves markets where mosquito-borne diseases are endemic or where travellers and migrants need screening. Dengue testing covers both antigen detection, through NS1, and antibody detection, through IgG and IgM, because the two answer different questions at different stages of infection. Malaria testing covers Plasmodium species, with P.f Pan and Plasmodium Falciparum tests listed in the company's range.
A buyer sourcing tropical infectious disease tests is usually buying a panel of products rather than a single test, because the same channels serve dengue, malaria, typhoid and H. pylori testing together. The company's category pages list those products as a family, and this site covers dengue and malaria together for the same reason.
Antigen versus antibody formats
The distinction between antigen and antibody formats matters in tropical testing. An antigen test detects pathogen proteins directly and is most useful early in infection, while an antibody test detects the body's immune response, which appears later. Dengue NS1 is an antigen test and Dengue IgG/IgM is an antibody test, and the two serve different testing moments. A buyer should confirm which format a specific product uses, naming the product, rather than assuming that every dengue test works the same way.
Availability, market access and documentation for dengue and malaria tests vary by product and destination market and must be confirmed in writing before ordering. This page makes no statement that any dengue or malaria test is sold or accepted in any particular country.