Iron (FE) Liquid Reagent 125 mL – 2–8°C

Iron (FE) Liquid Reagent 125 mL is a clinical chemistry reagent designed for the quantitative determination of iron in human serum and plasma. Iron testing is commonly used in the investigation and monitoring of iron deficiency, anemia, iron overload, and other disorders of iron metabolism. Fortress Diagnostics A documented FE 125 system pack uses a colorimetric method and is stored at 2–8°C. One current Erba FE 125 configuration contains R1: 4 × 25 mL, R2: 2 × 12.5 mL, plus a 4 mL standard. Erba Brasil Key Features - Full analyte name: Iron - Abbreviation: FE - Liquid clinical chemistry reagent - Nominal reagent pack size: 125 mL - Quantitative iron determination - Suitable for human serum and plasma - Colorimetric methodology - Endpoint measurement - Refrigerated storage at 2–8°C - Suitable for compatible clinical chemistry analyzers - For in vitro diagnostic use - Useful in iron metabolism and anemia investigations - Liquid iron reagents are available in ready-to-use formats depending on manufacturer Specification Details Product Name Iron Liquid Reagent Full Analyte Name Iron Abbreviation FE Reagent Form Liquid Nominal Reagent Volume 125 mL Example R1 Configuration 4 × 25 mL Example R2 Configuration 2 × 12.5 mL Standard 1 × 4 mL Method Colorimetric Measurement Type Endpoint Example Wavelength 570 nm Sample Type Human Serum / Plasma Storage Temperature 2–8°C Intended Use In Vitro Diagnostic Use Application Clinical Chemistry / Biochemistry Example Measuring Range 8.66–890 µg/dL