Eurotrol, Inc.

CueSee® Mix is a unique packaging concept that is revolutionizing quality control. This innovative, dual-chambered device keeps various fractions separated and prevents reactions between components of the desired matrix. A simple twisting motion allows the fractions to combine. Then, mix the components and the matrix is ready to sample. CueSee® Mix is easy to use, eliminates the need for pipetting, and solves matrix interactions - all in a single container. This concept is ideal for creating liquid matrices that are as close to human specimens as possible and suitable for quality control, calibration verification, proficiency testing, competency assessment, method validations, and lot comparisons.

CueSee® Ringe is an innovative, patented packaging concept that will modernize the IVD market. A special glass ampoule is sealed inside the CueSee® Ringe device. This ampoule breaks with a simple turning motion without the risk of cutting fingers on glass particles or coming into contact with the liquid. After this activation step, the CueSee® Ringe functions identically to a standard syringe. The liquid inside the ampoule is not deteriorated by environmental contamination, which reduces pre-analytical errors. This concept is ideal for solutions typically stored in ampules for quality control, calibration verification, proficiency testing, competency assessment, method validations, and lot comparisons.

CueSee® Glucose is the new generation for validating precision and accuracy of glucose meters. Its real blood matrix makes it compatible with all glucose devices with minimal matrix effects. Its low imprecision makes it comparable with that of human whole blood. CueSee® Glucose is packaged in CueSee® Mix XL, a dual-chambered device keeping the various fractions separated to prevent reactions between components of the desired matrix. Push a button to allow fractions to combine, mix, and the sample is ready to use either from the built-in dropper bottle or by attaching a syringe. Ideal for QC, calibration verification, proficiency testing, competency assessment, method validations and lot comparisons.