AllerSnap Protein Residue Test — Case of 100 (ALS-100)
AllerSnap, SKU ALS-100, is a case of 100 protein residue tests used to verify surface cleanliness after cleaning, including in allergen control programs. Swab the surface and activate the device: green means clean, purple means re-clean, and the more protein present the faster and darker the change. No luminometer required. $303.00 per case, or $287.85 at 10 or more.
SKU : ALS-100
Manufacturer : Hygiena
Item ID : HYG ALS-100
$303.00 — Available for Auto-Ship
/ Case| 1-9 | 10+ |
| $303.00 | $287.85 |
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Hygiena |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer product no. | ALS-100 |
| Tests per case | 100 |
| Test type | High-sensitivity protein residue color test for surfaces after cleaning; green turns purple when protein is present |
| Reader required | None — read the color against the chart on the tube label. An incubator set to 37 °C is required |
| Result time | Incubate at 37 °C for 30 minutes; a purple change before 30 minutes is already a result |
| Sensitivity | 3 µg protein at 37 °C for 30 minutes (10 µg is detected in 5 minutes, 5 µg in 10 minutes) |
| Swab area | 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 in) for a flat surface |
| Storage temperature | 2–8 °C (36–46 °F) for maximum shelf life. Let devices reach 21–25 °C before use |
| Shelf life | Use by the expiration date printed on each device and product label |
| Materials | 100% recyclable plastic |
Source: manufacturer documentation, Hygiena AllerSnap product instructions INS-ALS100-001-REVB.
Description
AllerSnap ATP Total Test Device 100/CS
AllerSnap is a quick and easy way to verify the cleanliness of surfaces by detecting protein residues left behind after cleaning. By simply swabbing the area and activating the device, you release a reagent that turns color, providing a qualitative and semi-quantitative result of the protein levels on the surface: green means clean and purple means re-clean. The more protein present, the quicker the color change to purple and the darker the color. AllerSnap quickly validates surface hygiene, allowing immediate corrective action to be taken when necessary.
Frequently asked questions
How do I read an AllerSnap result?
Green means clean, purple means re-clean. The more protein residue present, the faster the color change and the darker the purple.
Is AllerSnap an ATP test?
No. AllerSnap detects protein residue by color change and requires no luminometer. ATP tests measure organic matter by luminescence and need a reader.
How many devices are in a case?
100 per case.
