Collect
A qualified professional collects the required small finger-prick blood sample according to the official instructions for use.
Rapid BRIT Test
Prescribe with greater confidence.
Point-of-care information when respiratory symptoms do not tell the entire story.
A timely clinical conversation
Additional point-of-care information during the patient visit.
Patients frequently arrive with coughing, congestion, fatigue, fever, sore throat and other respiratory symptoms. Yet symptoms alone may not clearly establish whether an infection is bacterial or non-bacterial.
The Rapid Bacterial Respiratory Infection Test gives qualified healthcare professionals additional information. With a small finger-prick blood sample and results available in approximately ten minutes, the test is designed to support clinical evaluation and responsible antibiotic decision-making.
The stewardship question
What if your clinic could lead in antibiotic stewardship more effortlessly?
BRIT is designed to complement—not replace—clinical judgment. It provides an additional piece of information that may help clinicians assess acute respiratory infections and have clearer conversations with patients about the treatment plan.
Download stewardship insightHow it works
A simple, professional process.
Process
The sample is applied and the test is performed according to the manufacturer’s approved procedure.
Review
The qualified healthcare professional interprets the result with symptoms, history, examination and other relevant information.
The test does not replace clinical judgment and should be used only in accordance with official labeling, instructions, intended use and applicable regulations.
Who should explore BRIT?
Hospitals & health systems
Explore implementation, workflow, utilization, reimbursement resources and stewardship alignment.
Urgent care organizations
Give clinicians additional point-of-care information during high-volume respiratory visits.
Practices & pharmacies
Discuss clinical-service models, age-range information and appropriate workflows.
Information for decision-makers
Everything your clinical, operational and financial teams need to begin an informed review.
Request BRIT information
Start an informed introduction.
Tell us about your organization and the information you would like to review.