Randox Bilirubin Total Reagent – Vanadate Oxidation Method

The Randox Bilirubin Total Reagent is an in-vitro diagnostic clinical chemistry reagent used for the quantitative determination of total bilirubin in serum or plasma. Bilirubin measurement is widely used as part of liver-function testing and in the investigation of jaundice and disorders affecting bilirubin metabolism. Randox MTA-STS Randox offers total bilirubin assays using both Jendrassik and Vanadate Oxidation methods. For automated chemistry systems, the Vanadate Oxidation versions are especially convenient because they are supplied as liquid ready-to-use reagents, require no pre-mixing step, and are suitable for a wide range of compatible clinical chemistry analyzers. Key Features - Randox clinical chemistry reagent - Measures Total Bilirubin - Suitable for serum and plasma - Available in Vanadate Oxidation and Jendrassik methods - Liquid ready-to-use format on selected packs - Suitable for automated clinical chemistry analyzers - Applications available for third-party open-channel analyzers - Designed for routine liver-function testing - Dedicated controls and calibrators available - Storage typically 2–8°C, catalogue dependent - Vanadate method offers good performance with haemolysed and lipaemic samples