Wellion BONA HbA1c Analyzer
- precise HbA1c result in only 5 minutes
- compact, portable analyzer
- ideal for home visits
Measure long-term blood sugar levels in just 5 minutes
The Wellion BONA HbA1c Analyzer in a compact, small format enables quick and easy HbA1c measurement in doctors’ offices and home visits, pharmacies and medical facilities, and for self-measurement too. All elements – from the test performance to the storage of the individual test kit components – simplify the HbA1c measurement in routine practice.
The test can be carried out straight away; the HbA1c result is displayed within 5 minutes – or printed out if required – and, if necessary, you can discuss your result with your doctor straight away. This saves a great deal of time for everyone involved.
The HbA1c value indicates the long-term blood sugar level and is therefore a fundamental health parameter which should be determined regularly. Especially for people with diabetes, this would be about every three months, for people without diabetes at least during the annual health check-up.
While the daily blood sugar measurement only measures the current glucose in the blood, the HbA1c value indicates the average blood sugar concentration of the last 8-12 weeks.
Target and limit values1,2
No diabetes mellitus: <5,7% (39 mmol/mol)
Increased risk of diabetes: ≥5,7% bis ≤6,4% (39 bis 46 mmol/mol)
Manifest diabetes mellitus: ≥6,5% (48 mmol/mol)
Target values for people with diabetes: 6,5 % bis 8% (48 bis 64 mmol/mol), depending on type, severity, duration and treatment of the disease
Your long-term blood sugar directly on site
Your HbA1c measured value can be determined directly on site at the doctor’s or pharmacy
- Only one visit
You will receive your results directly, no need to visit again to discuss the results! - Flexible prevention through screening in only 5 minutes
Do you know your HbA1c? There are about 800,000 people with diabetes throughout Austria – but about 294,000 of these are still undiagnosed2. Find out about your HbA1c right now from your doctor or pharmacist and become active in time for your health! - Time saving guaranteed
Result in 5 minutes by simply measuring with the Wellion BONA HbA1c Analyzer
- Measurement result to go
Your HbA1c value can easily be printed out with the Wellion BONA printer and taken with you. - Faster decisions enable improved therapy
The immediate result enables a quick joint situation analysis and individual therapy adjustment.
The Wellion BONA HbA1c Analyzer is approved for HbA1c measurement by healthcare professionals and thus enables reliable and fast HbA1c measurement in all medical facilities, doctors’ practices and pharmacies.
The Wellion BONA HbA1c Analyzer measures long-term blood glucose levels in just 5 minutes!
- Only five minutes and three steps to your goal
- Portable hand format for maximum flexibility – in your practice AND for home visits
- Simple measurement procedure – voice function accompanies every step
- Minimum effort, perfect result
- High accuracy with NGSP and IFCC double-certification
- Highest precision with CV <3% at only 3 microlitres blood volume
- No interference from haemoglobin (Hb) variants or unstable Hb forms
Further functions
- Automatic saving of results, date and time
- Memory capacity = 1000 measurements
- Bluetooth function for data management
3.7V rechargeable lithium battery
Colour: black and white
Dimensions: 125 x 65 x 22 mm
Weight: 98g
Measuring range: 4.0% – 14% (20 – 130mmol/mol)
Measuring time: 5 minutes
Sample volume: ~3µl
Measuring range: 4.0 – 14% (20 – 130mmol/mol)
Calibration: Code-Chip (included in TestKit) – no extra calibration necessary
Measuring principle: Boronate affinity chromatography
See manual for warnings and safety information
References:
1. HbA1c measurement units are %NGSP or mmol/mol (IFCC).
Conversion HbA1c %NGSP – mmol/mol: HBA1c(%)-NSGP = (0.09148*HBA1c[mmol/mol]) + 2.152
NGSP = National Glycohemoglobin Standardization Program
IFCC = International Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine
2. Österreichische Diabetesgesellschaft: Leitlinien für die Praxis 2012.
