Seminal Fluid, DNA, & Blood Collection

When searching scenes or collecting evidence, it is often helpful to perform a presumptive test for the presence of semen on those stains that fluoresce under UV light. The seminal fluid test is very easy to perform. Simply transfer part of the suspected stain to the provided transfer paper with sterile water contained in the first vial, then squeeze the second applicator to crush the glass ampule inside. Shake the applicator for a few seconds to ensure complete mixing of the components, remove the applicator cap, and gently squeeze the applicator to apply the reagents to the transferred stain. A positive result is indicated by a deep purple color. Validation material available upon request. > More

The TMP (thymophthalein monophosphate) test is designed to provide a convenient, reliable laboratory test for the presumptive presence of acid phosphatase (semen). It is more sensitive to the presence of acid phosphatase than other presumptive tests. All reagents are in dropper bottles. To perform the test, first transfer part of the suspected stain to provided transfer paper or to a cotton-tipped swab with sterile water. Add a drop or two of TMP Part A Reagent to the transferred stain and allow to react for 1-3 min. Next add a drop or two of TMP Part B Reagent to the stain. A positive result for the presumptive presence of acid phosphatase is indicated by a blue color. Kit contains reagents to perform at least 100 tests.  > More

This kit contains all the tools that you will need to collect and preserve serology evidence such as blood, semen, or other body fluids. No more hunting around for the right thing to collect these fluids at the scene. Packaged in a rugged tool box. > More

This pre-packaged kit is designed to provide the investigator with all the materials that are needed to collect serological evidence such as blood, semen, or other body fluids. > More

The Bio-Guard™ DNA Collection System has everything you need for proper collection and transport of biological samples for subsequent DNA testing. The humidity card features three humidity levels which will appear blue if moisture is absent. The desiccant will absorb moisture from the pre-moistened swab once placed in the container. It will dry a single cotton tip applicator in 2-3 hours and 2 applicators in 4-6 hours. The polypropylene container will protect and preserve the sample during transport to the laboratory. No more concerns with sterility, air drying, moisture, or cross contamination of DNA samples. This is the most advanced DNA collection and transport system available to crime scene investigators. State Crime Laboratory tested and approved. Validation material available upon request > More

Collection in the field for DNA testing is easy with this kit. Included is our double swab boxes that feature tabs to suspend the swabs and prevent liquids from absorbing into the box. Kit instructions, seals, sterile gloves and evidence envelopes complete this kit.  > More

Used for the presumptive identification of bloodstains, Hemident ™ is nondestructive and enables the investigator to retain the evidence intact for further laboratory analysis. Each test is a compact, self-contained unit, consisting of two ampoules within a plastic pouch. Hemident™ was designed for field test use and, as such, will not distinguish between human and animal blood. Laboratory analysis is necessary to determine the source of the blood. > More

The ABAcard p30 test is designed to qualitatively detect p30 for the forensic identification of semen. p30 is an accepted marker for detecting semen in criminal cases involving vasectomized or azoospermic individuals. 433212 Kit includes: 25 test cards 25 prefilled vials with extraction buffer and 25 swabs. Each kit contains individually wrapped tests. Store at room temperature. Confirmed tests in 10 minutes. Normally the kit has a shelf life of 20 months or more at room temperature. A step-by-step instruction sheet is included with each kit. > More

Hematrace® is a test to identify human blood at a crime scene. The kit is stored at room temperature and has a shelf life as long as 20 months. No additional equipment is required. The results are obtained in as little as 2 minutes. It not only identifies that it is blood but also if it is human, all at the same time. Stains as old as 30 years old have been tested positive with it. No special training is required to use it. It requires as little as 3 mm to stain or as little as 1/4th of a swab thus leaving enough evidence sample for further analysis. Even though a minuscule sample is required, the test is packaged such that the extract can be preserved for years for further analysis. In one of the studies it has also been shown that DNA can be extracted from used cards in case of a need for it. The kits listed below contain test card (s), buffer vial(s), and swab(s) (all individually packed). Instructions are included with each kit on its usage, storage, stability and references. > More

The Uritrace Test is designed to qualitatively detect urine stains in the forensic and crime scene investigation. Each kit contains 15 individually wrapped tests. No reagent preparation is required to use this test, with confirmation in as little as 10 minutes. The kit has a shelf life of 20 months or more at when stored at room temperature. > More

The SALIGaE® test is used to determine the possible presences of trace levels of saliva. In this procedure, a small amount of sample is added to test vials that contain a colorless solution. If saliva is present in the specimen, the colorless solution will turn yellow. If saliva is not present in the sample or too dilute to detect, the solution will remain colorless. No reagent preparation required, ready to use 10-minute test Requires as little as 10μl of extract. > More