Blood lactate analyzer

Inquire now. Lactate Scout 4 is the number one choice for sports scientists and professional athletes globally. The Lactate Scout 4 is a simple and reliable lactate meter perfect for training outdoors, in the gym or for analysing performance in a laboratory. The Lactate Scout 4 is ideal for both coaches and athletes to assess endurance, devise optimum training programmes, avoid overtraining and use metabolic information to help set target heart rate zones. The handheld Lactate Scout 4 requires only 0. The Lactate Scout 4 is user-friendly, the e-paper display is easy to navigate and provides excellent readability in varying light conditions and at different viewing angles.

Nova Biomedical is the market leader in the field of developing and manufacturing clinical lactate analysis devices. No other brand has more lactate measuring devices in use in clinics around the world. The high manufacturing standards of the laboratory analysis and point of care devices also apply to the Lactate Plus. Thanks to the easy to understand 3-button menu navigation, the Lactate Plus is the most user friendly mobile lactate measuring device. The device turns on automatically when a test strip is inserted.

Lactate Plus measures blood lactate, a muscle performance indicator, very quickly with a small drop of blood. This provides a virtually painless, yet fast and accurate test for lactate. Blood lactate is the premier indicator of aerobic conditioning for athletes and coaches and a key predictor of performance. Lactate Plus provides results in only 13 seconds. This enables athletes to quickly assess performance and adjust training strategies.

Lactate is a normal product of anaerobic cell metabolism and is released into the blood and metabolized by the liver. It is produced in large amounts when there is insufficient oxygen for activity in the cell. Lactate production can be increased in conditions that cause insufficient oxygen delivery, such as trauma, as well as in conditions that have disproportionate oxygen demand such as hyperthermia and seizures. Some medications such as metformin, salbutamol, phenformin, and HIV drugs can also cause high lactate levels. Normal lactate levels are less than 1.