BioGX Expands Xfree Respiratory PCR With COVID-19/Flu A/Flu B Multiplex, Group A Streptococcus, Mycoplasma Pneumoniae

Posted On September 7, 2023

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala., September 7, 2023 (Newswire.com) - BioGX, a global provider of molecular diagnostic solutions, announces the availability of three new Xfree Direct-Sample-to-Answer PCR multiplexes for the detection of Group A Streptococcus, Mycoplasma pneumoniae and Flu A, Flu B, COVID-19 N1/RdRp. Xfree Flu A, Flu B, COVID-19 and Group A Streptococcus were previously CE-IVD marked while Mycoplasma pneumoniae is available as research use only. Laboratories can request custom manufactured formats for high-throughput use that may be validated for their intended use on a variety of real-time PCR platforms including, the BioGX pixl, Applied Biosystems 7500, ThermoFisher QuantStudio and Bio-Rad CFX Touch. 

"Our Xfree chemistry has proven to be highly robust in our FDA-EUA COVID-19 test. We are excited to offer expanded respiratory panels to  equip our customers with cost-effective, rapid PCR  workflows," said Shahin Iqbal, Ph.D., President & COO of BioGX.

Xfree technology provides a complete lyophilized test in a single tube in the trusted BioGX Sample-Ready format for extraction-free, direct sample addition real-time PCR testing. This format eliminates pre-treatment and nucleic acid extraction steps, enabling labs with a simple Sample-to-Answer workflow. The test can be shipped anywhere in the world without refrigeration.

To request more information on BioGX Xfree products and our other testing solutions, please contact [email protected].

Contact Information:
Bill Standwill
Head of Marketing
[email protected]
(205) 250-8055


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