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Haemoglobin Testing
Haemoglobin concentration is one of the most requested tests in clinical and pathology laboratories. Accurate results start with a well-mixed sample and a stable photometric reading.
- Unit
- g/dL
- Method
- Photometric
- Sample prep
- roller mixer
Instruments
Recommended instruments
Method
How it is measured
01
Mix
Blood samples are mixed gently and evenly before testing.
02
Convert
Haemoglobin is converted to a stable coloured form.
03
Read
Absorbance of the coloured solution gives concentration in g/dL.
Applications
Where it is measured
Questions
Frequently asked
Why does sample mixing matter?
Red cells settle quickly. The roller mixer's rocking and rolling action keeps samples uniform without damaging cells, and it can run inside incubators and cold rooms.
Are haemoglobin meters available now?
Yes, on request. Share the daily sample count and a quotation follows.
Application support
Equipping a pathology lab?
Share the tests and daily sample count. One reply covers the instruments.
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