MAK-5 Multipathogen Antigen Self-Test

CE IVDR Class C self-test for lay-user application. Suitable for OTC-oriented channels. Detects five respiratory viruses from an anterior nasal swab in ~15 minutes. See IFU for intended use, performance and limitations.


What pathogens does MAK-5 detect?

SARS-CoV-2

SARS-CoV-2

Accurate and sensitive antigen detection for the ongoing monitoring of COVID-19, including variants, directly from nasal swabs.

Influenza_A

Flu A

Detects active infection from seasonal and pandemic flu A strains with rapid antigen response. Enables early isolation and treatment decisions.

Influenza_B

Flu B

Identifies influenza B variants swiftly to differentiate co-circulating flu outbreaks and reduce misdiagnosis with other respiratory pathogens.

RSV

RSV

Rapid detection of respiratory syncytial virus infections, critical for pediatric and geriatric populations where timely diagnosis prevents complications.

ADV

ADV

Screens for common adenovirus respiratory infections that often mimic influenza, supporting better clinical differentiation and management.


MAK-5_One_Sample_One_Well

One Sample Well. Five Results.

MAK-5 is designed for simplicity. Thanks to it’s patented bidirectional flow technology, one prepared sample is added into a single sample well and distributed across the test card for detection of all five target pathogens: SARS-CoV-2, Influenza A, Influenza B, RSV and Adenovirus.

This reduces handling steps compared with multi-well test designs and helps minimize user error — an important advantage for home users, elderly users, pharmacies and OTC-oriented distribution.


Most simple and convenient way to use – in just one swab!

Always follow the Instructions for Use (IFU). Training available upon request.


Intended Use & Specifications

  • Specimen: Anterior nasal swab
  • Readout: Lateral flow immunoassay
  • Storage condition: 2~30℃ (as per IFU)
  • Shelf life: 24 months (see label)
  • Certification: IVDR CE Class C self-test, ISO13485
  • Disposal: Per local regulations
  • Availability: Europe, SEA & AUNZ (contact us)

MAK-5 outperforms similar tests with great accuracy

Sensitivity

High Sensitivity
Validated clinical performance across all five target pathogens, with high sensitivity.

Specificity

Exceptional Specificity
Proven high accuracy ensuring reliable differentiation between similar respiratory infections and reducing false positives.

Time to Result

Rapid Results
Clear, easy-to-read outcomes in 15 minutes — enabling faster clinical decisions and improved patient management vs. alternative methods.

Validated under CE-IVDR standards for OTC self-test applications as well as professional use.


What’s included in the MAK-5?

Test Cassettes

Individually packed, ready-to-use rapid antigen strips pre-coated for five-pathogen detection.

Extraction Buffer

Optimized reagent ensuring stable antigen release and consistent performance.

Swabs

High-absorbency, individually sealed, suitable for nasal or nasopharyngeal collection.

IFU

Step-by-step illustrated guide ensuring correct handling and interpretation.


Study Experience

VACCELERATE Europe

MAK-5 was used in two German VACCELERATE pilot studies published among others in Frontiers in Public Health to evaluate self-testing for five respiratory viruses in adult volunteers as well as senior citizens in particular.

Self-testing enables real-time reporting

During one winter season, 1,429 participants communicated self-testing results. Among symptomatic participants, SARS-CoV-2, RSV and Influenza A were the most frequently detected pathogens. The study concluded that self-testing enabled real-time reporting of five endemic acute respiratory infection pathogens in a citizen-science setting.

Key Points

German/EU VACCELERATE volunteer registry study
Five respiratory pathogens monitored
Published in Frontiers in Public Health
Supports real-world relevance of multipathogen self-testing
Vaccelerate_Study_Poster of MAK-5

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References

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