FIA · Whole Blood · Rapid Quantitative

HbA1c FIA Test

Rapid Fluorescent Immunoassay for Glycated Hemoglobin — 3-Month Glycemic Control Indicator

FIAWhole BloodHbA1c / A1CDiabetesPOCT
3–15%
HbA1c Measurement Range
~5 min
Time to Result
Whole
Blood Sample Type
FIA
Fluorescent Immunoassay

Point-of-Care HbA1c for Diabetes Diagnosis & Management

The Sekbio HbA1c FIA Test is a rapid quantitative fluorescent immunoassay for the measurement of glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) in whole blood — the internationally recommended biomarker for diabetes diagnosis, screening, and chronic glycemic control monitoring.

HbA1c reflects the percentage of hemoglobin bound to glucose over the preceding 8–12 weeks. Unlike fasting blood glucose, HbA1c is unaffected by short-term blood sugar fluctuations, providing a stable and clinically meaningful measure of long-term glycemic exposure. The ADA and WHO recommend HbA1c ≥6.5% as a diagnostic threshold for diabetes mellitus.

Fluorescent ImmunoassayWhole Blood ISO 13485POCT Compatible

Specifications

Assay FormatFluorescent Immunoassay (FIA)
Target AnalyteGlycated Hemoglobin (HbA1c)
Sample TypeWhole Blood (fingerstick / venous)
Measurement Range3 – 15% HbA1c
Time to Result~5 minutes
Reader CompatibilityPortable FIA fluorescence readers
Clinical ValidationMethod comparison, repeatability, stability verified

Why HbA1c FIA for Point-of-Care

Whole Blood — No Preparation

Fingerstick or venous whole blood sample directly applied to the FIA strip — no centrifugation, no serum separation. Enables immediate diabetes screening in primary care, pharmacies, and community clinics.

~5 Minute Result

Rapid FIA format with fluorescence reader readout delivers quantitative HbA1c % in approximately 5 minutes — enabling same-visit diagnosis and treatment decision-making in outpatient settings.

3-Month Glycemic Window

HbA1c reflects average blood glucose over 8–12 weeks — unaffected by recent meals, exercise, or acute illness. A single test provides comprehensive long-term glycemic control data for treatment decisions.

Method Correlation Validated

HbA1c FIA results compared against established laboratory reference methods demonstrate strong concordance — supporting equivalence claims and regulatory submissions for IVD market entry.

High Repeatability

Within-run repeatability assessed across multiple HbA1c concentrations confirms CV within IVD acceptance criteria — enabling reliable serial monitoring with detected changes clinically meaningful.

Accelerated Stability Verified

Accelerated stability testing confirms reagent integrity under stress conditions — supporting ambient-temperature shipping and shelf-life claims for international distribution.

HbA1c Diagnostic Thresholds

1 ADA / WHO Diagnostic Criteria
HbA1c RangeClassificationClinical Action
< 5.7%NormalRoutine monitoring, lifestyle counseling
5.7 – 6.4%PrediabetesLifestyle intervention, annual reassessment
≥ 6.5%Diabetes MellitusInitiate treatment, repeat confirmation if asymptomatic
7.0% (Target)Treatment GoalTarget for most adults with T2DM on therapy
> 10%Poor Glycemic ControlIntensify therapy, review adherence and lifestyle
Reference: ADA Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes, WHO Guidelines for Diabetes Diagnosis.

Applications

Diabetes Diagnosis & Screening

ADA-recommended HbA1c ≥6.5% criterion for diabetes diagnosis. FIA POCT format enables community-based screening programs without lab infrastructure.

Glycemic Control Monitoring

Quarterly HbA1c monitoring for patients on antidiabetic therapy. Results within 5 minutes allow treatment adjustments during the same clinical visit.

Primary Care & Community Clinics

Whole blood fingerstick format enables HbA1c testing in primary care offices, pharmacies, and community health settings — no centrifuge required.

OEM FIA Kit Development

HbA1c antibody pair and assay components available for OEM FIA kit developers. Validated for fluorescence reader platforms with full technical documentation.

Request HbA1c FIA Test Datasheet

Full technical specifications, performance data, and OEM pricing available on request.

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