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Home  >  Latest Topics Mixing Concerns: Cross-Reactivity & Proteolytic Enzymes Use of Allergen Extracts  >  Mixing Allergens  >  Mixing Concerns: Cross-Reactivity & Proteolytic Enzymes Mixing Concerns: Cross-Reactivity & Proteolytic Enzymes Some patients who present with numerous sensitivities may require treatment with a mixture of different allergens. In the United States, it is standard practice to mix… read more

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Dilution Tables Here are some common dilution strategies used when making treatment vials. 5 – Fold Dilution – 5 mL Vials – 1:20 w/v

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Extract: 1:2 Dilution – 10mL and 5mL Vials: Used for example, when you want to convert a 1:10 w/v into a 1:20 w/v or if you want to convert 10,000… read more

Skin Prick Test (SPT) Solutions of allergen extracts used for a Skin prick test (SPT), or percutaneous injections, are available in 5 mL dropper vials which offer convenience for filling the testing wells of your chosen skin test medical device. Please refer to the product information of your desired skin test device for determining the… read more