Diesse MINI-CUBE and CUBE-30 products

Automated testing

Diesse CUBE 30 Touch and Diesse MINI-CUBE both utilize the Modified Westergren sedimentation method and standard 13×75 mm EDTA tubes, 500 µl BD Microtainer EDTA tubes and BD Mictrotainer MAP EDTA tubes – with results in only 20 minutes.

ESR-Chex and ESR-Chex Plus products

Controls

Our ESR portfolio also includes accurate and reliable quality controls for both manual and automated systems.

  • ESR-Chex® is a whole blood control for manual and automated ESR testing methods and can be used in the same manner as a patient sample
  • ESR-Chex® Plus is a whole blood control for automated ESR testing methods that use EDTA tubes
Cell-Free DNA tubes
Cell-Free DNA tubes
Mini-Cube 1
Great instrument – makes ESR very quick and reliable.

“The Diesse MINI-CUBE is very effective in achieving high quality and reproducible results. It is very easy to use and set up. This analyzer will make running ESR very easy, quick and reliable.”

SelectScience Community Member review of MINI-CUBE

Cube 30
A definite upgrade for ESR testing!

“Extremely easy to use, quick and reliable. Love that there is no aliquoting or relabeling necessary – this runs on the primary tube! Reduces error in mixing, aliquoting and relabeling for sure!”

SelectScience Community Member review of CUBE 30 Touch

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Diesse CUBE 30 Touch

An automated, high-volume erythrocyte sedimentation rate testing with excellent correlation to the Modified Westergren method and does…

Diesse MINI-CUBE

An automated sed-rate instrument that provides excellent correlation to the Modified Westergren method and is compatible with…

ESR-Chex®

a whole blood sed-rate control for automated and manual ESR testing methods. It is available in two levels and assayed for the most frequently…

ESR-Chex Plus automated sed rate control

ESR-Chex® Plus

a whole blood sed-rate control for automated ESR testing methods that use EDTA tubes. It is available in two levels, normal and abnormal…

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