(Box) OSOM BVBlue BV Bacterial Vaginosis Test Kit CLIA Waived 25/Bx

OSOM BVBlue® Bacterial Vaginosis Test Kit — CLIA Waived | 92.8% Sensitivity | 10-Minute Results | 25 Tests/Box The OSOM BVBlue® Test Kit provides a rapid, accurate, and easy-to-use solution for detecting bacterial vaginosis (BV) at the point of care. This CLIA-waived test detects sialidase activity from key BV-associated bacteria including Gardnerella, Bacteroides, Prevotella, and Mobiluncus — delivering objective, color-change results in just 10 minutes with less than one minute of hands-on time. Made in the USA. Ideal for OB/GYN practices, women’s health clinics, urgent care centers, and multi-location healthcare networks. As a major North American medical supply distributor, Big Ben Medical Supplies offers competitive bulk pricing on OSOM BVBlue test kits for healthcare facilities of all sizes across the US and Canada. Key Features ✅ CLIA Waived: Approved for point-of-care use in physician offices and non-laboratory clinical settings ✅ High Accuracy: 92.8% sensitivity and 98.0% specificity for reliable BV detection ✅ 10-Minute Results: Fast turnaround for same-visit diagnosis and treatment ✅ Objective Color Change: Clear, easy-to-interpret result — no subjective reading required ✅ Minimal Hands-On Time: Less than 1 minute of active preparation ✅ Vaginal Swab Sample: Simple specimen collection ✅ Made in the USA ✅ 25 Tests Per Box: Convenient bulk packaging for clinical stocking Product Specifications Brand: OSOM (Sekisui Diagnostics) Test: Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) — sialidase activity detection CLIA Status: CLIA Waived Sensitivity: 92.8% Specificity: 98.0% Result Time: 10 minutes Sample Type: Vaginal swab Storage: Refrigerated at 2–8°C (36–46°F) Origin: Made in the USA Quantity per Box: 25 tests Clinical Applications Rapid point-of-care diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis Same-visit BV diagnosis and treatment initiation OB/GYN and women’s health routine screening Urgent care and primary care vaginal infection workup Reproductive health and family planning clinics