Frequently Asked Questions
General
We typically deliver a custom set to you in less than 2 weeks if the materials are in stock.
The fastest way to find out is to receive samples and test them out. Since every assay is different, we design custom solutions for each project that we are approached with for a broad range of applications. We encourage you to get in touch with us so that we can tailor a solution for your application.
Technical
We can select materials for your application to ensure that chemical compatibility is maintained.
Yes. Custom devices have been designed for blood, saliva, urine and other fluids. Our separators remove undesirable materials such as cells, bubbles, and even viscous components from biological specimens.
Yes. We would need to know the size of your analyte of interest and we can customize a solution for you.
Our manufacturing facilities are located in California.
Purchasing
We can ship internationally if you are able to supply a FedEx account to charge shipment.
Yes, we want to enable you to make your devices internally. We supply guidance and technical support to get you up and running.
Resources
CanaryQ Brochure On Volume and Analyte Recovery
The CanaryQ brochure highlights the main features of the separator along with results on volume recovery across varying hematocrit levels and data on analyte recovery using two different membranes.
Human Breast Milk Filtered With a CanaryQ Separator Can Be Checked for COVID-19 IgG/IgG Antibodies.
Preliminary work presented at the 2022 AACC International CPOCT Symposium Poster Session in September. Poster 1 of 3. The poster abstracts from the 28th AACC International CPOCT Symposium: Meeting Evolving Patient Needs Using Point-of-Care Testing were published on March 6. The abstracts are collected in a supplement to an article describing the Symposium in The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine.
Low Hematocrit Blood Filtered With a CanaryQ Separator Allows for an Accurate Measurement of Glucose and Prevents Hematocrit Influence
Preliminary work presented at the 2022 AACC International CPOCT Symposium Poster Session in September. Poster 2 of 3. The poster abstracts from the 28th AACC International CPOCT Symposium: Meeting Evolving Patient Needs Using Point-of-Care Testing were published on March 6. The abstracts are collected in a supplement to an article describing the Symposium in The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine.
Stable Glucose Concentration Over Time in CanaryQ Filtered Whole Blood Is Ideal for Oral Glucose Tolerance Test
Preliminary work presented at the 2022 AACC International CPOCT Symposium Poster Session in September. Poster 3 of 3.The poster abstracts from the 28th AACC International CPOCT Symposium: Meeting Evolving Patient Needs Using Point-of-Care Testing were published on March 6. The abstracts are collected in a supplement to an article describing the Symposium in The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine.