Hemoglobin is a specialized protein within red blood cells that transports oxygen throughout the body. It is the protein responsible for the red color of blood and consists of globin and heme. Hemoglobin is also an important indicator for assessing anemia, and changes in its concentration are closely related to the severity of anemia. Particular attention should be paid when hemoglobin levels fall below the lower limit of the normal reference range, and timely intervention may be necessary.
During routine medical examinations, hospitals generally perform a complete blood count (CBC) rather than testing a single blood parameter independently.
The instrument most commonly used by healthcare professionals is an automated flow cytometry hematology analyzer, which is one of the most widely used devices in clinical laboratory testing. While these analyzers provide comprehensive blood cell analysis, they are not portable and generally require more time to produce results.
Hemoglobin Analyzer (Also Known as an Anemia Analyzer)
The Hemoglobin Analyzer is used in conjunction with hemoglobin test strips (dry chemistry method) and employs the light reflectance principle to measure hemoglobin (Hb) levels in venous whole blood and capillary whole blood samples from adults and children.
It is suitable for in vitro monitoring of hemoglobin levels in professional medical institutions at all levels. Clinically, it is intended only as an aid in the diagnosis of conditions such as anemia and blood loss and should not be used as the sole basis for diagnosing anemia. It is not intended for home self-testing. This product is for in vitro diagnostic use only.
As a highly automated portable device, the Hb Hemoglobin Analyzer features automatic startup calibration and self-check functions. It can automatically store up to 999 test results and includes automatic fault detection and display capabilities.
Even non-laboratory personnel can perform tests safely and accurately after receiving basic training.
Applications of the Hemoglobin Analyzer
Blood Donation Centers and Blood Banks
Used for measuring hemoglobin levels in blood donors.
Provides more accurate results than the traditional copper sulfate specific gravity method.
Women's and Children's Hospitals
Hemoglobin measurement is an important indicator for assessing anemia.
It is a routine screening item during regular health examinations for infants and children aged 0–5 years.
Pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers should also undergo regular hemoglobin testing.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Public Health Examination Centers
Individuals in certain occupations are required to undergo periodic health examinations.
Hemoglobin testing is one of the key assessment indicators.
Product Features
Rapid Testing
Requires only 10 μL of fingertip blood.
Results are available within 15 seconds.
Stable and Accurate Performance
Utilizing the light reflectance principle:
Within the hemoglobin range of 3.0 g/dL–10.0 g/dL, the absolute deviation of test results should not exceed 0.4 g/dL.
Within the hemoglobin range of 10.1 g/dL–25.6 g/dL, the relative deviation of test results should not exceed 4%.
Easy Operation
Intelligent calibration-free design.
Plug-and-play functionality for convenient and efficient use.
Large-Capacity Memory
Stores up to 999 test records.
Enables close monitoring of changes in hemoglobin levels over time.
Positive Thresholds / Reference Ranges
Female
11.5–15.0 g/dL
115–150 g/L
7.1–9.3 mmol/L
Male
13.0–17.5 g/dL
130–175 g/L
8.1–10.9 mmol/L
Children
12.0–14.0 g/dL
120–140 g/L
7.5–8.7 mmol/L
As children grow, their hemoglobin levels gradually increase and eventually reach adult reference levels.