ApexBio HemoSmart Gold Haemoglobin Meter Blood Level Monitoring System

Description

The ApexBio HemoSmart Gold Haemoglobin Meter is a portable, biosensor-based blood level monitoring system designed for fast and accurate measurement of haemoglobin and hematocrit at the point of care. It is one of the first palm-sized haemoglobin meters using strip-based testing technology, enabling efficient testing with minimal blood volume.

This device requires only 1µL of blood and delivers results within approximately 5 seconds, making it suitable for high-demand clinical environments where rapid decision-making is essential. Its biosensor technology ensures reliable readings, while the compact design supports easy use in both fixed healthcare facilities and mobile outreach settings.

The HemoSmart Gold features a backlit LCD display for clear visibility, a splash-resistant casing for durability, and a strip ejection system to improve hygiene during testing. It also includes memory storage for up to 100 results with date and time, supporting patient monitoring and record-keeping.

This haemoglobin meter is widely used as a blood haemoglobin meter and blood level monitoring system in hospitals, laboratories, and clinics across Nigeria. It is suitable for routine haemoglobin testing, anemia screening, and general patient assessment.

Primary users include medical laboratories, hospitals, clinics, doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals requiring a reliable haemoglobin meter for point-of-care testing.

Key Features & Specifications

• Brand: ApexBio
• Model: HemoSmart Gold
• Product type: Haemoglobin meter / blood level monitoring system
• Technology: Biosensor-based strip testing
• Sample volume: 1 µL blood
• Test time: ~5 seconds
• Parameters: Haemoglobin (Hb), Hematocrit (Hct)
• Memory: Up to 100 results with date and time
• Display: LCD with backlight
• Design: Splash-proof casing
• Operation: Strip-based testing with ejection feature
• Portability: Palm-sized handheld device

Ideal For (Buyer Intent)

• Medical laboratories and diagnostic centres
• Hospitals and clinics
• Doctors and nurses in point-of-care settings
• Emergency and outpatient units
• Blood screening and anemia testing programs
• Mobile health and outreach services