Roche Diagnostics, the manufacturer of CoaguChek meters and test strips, recently calibrated the CoaguChek XS PT Test Strips to the most recent International Normalized Ratio (INR) Standard.

The CoaguChek XS Plus System can store up to 500 patient and/or liquidquality control results that can be searched by patient ID, date, and time.

The CoaguChek XS Plus system, which provides results in about a minute and has a 97-percent correlation to lab analyzer results (Dade Sysmex 560), represents the fifth generation of point-of-care ...

The CoaguChek XS system has a number of in‑built quality control functions including checks of the electric components when switched on, the test strip temperature during testing, and checks on the ...

The CoaguChek XS Plus system uses two-level, built-in quality controls to help ensure the accuracy of PT/INR test results, but also offers optional liquid quality controls for facilities with ...

Roche Diagnostics has issued a recall of certain lots of CoaguChek XS PT Test Strips, as these test strips may provide inaccurate results when used with CoaguChek test meter devices to monitor ...

A new recall has been issued CoaguChek XS PT test strips, used to monitor international normalized ratio (INR) in patients taking warfarin, due to inaccurately high readings. Roche Diagnostics ...

In November 2018, Roche Diagnostics issued a recall of more than 1.1 million packages of CoaguChek XS PT Test Strips.

CoaguChek XS is designed to measure INR and can support 2 different methods of care: self-testing and self-management. The person performing the test can either feed their result back to the relevant ...

The CoaguChek XS Plus system uses two-level, built-in quality controls to help ensure the accuracy of PT/INR test results, but also offers optional liquid quality controls for facilities with ...

More than 1.1 million packages of CoaguChek XS PT test strips distributed in the United States are affected.

The newest member of the CoaguChek XS family of meters, the CoaguChek XS Pro system requires a small sample of blood – only 8 microliters – and provides test results in about one minute. It ...