Portable Hemoglobin Meter-the Mission®

Introduction

Performance and Value in the Palm of Your Hand.

Main Features

【Designed for POC Testing】

• Portable handheld
• Large, easy-to-read LCD
• Stores up to 1,000 results

【Accurate】

• Precise results equivalent to laboratory analyzers
• Wide Hb measurement range of 4.5 – 25.6 g/dL
• Calculated Hct range of 13 – 75%

【Quick & Convenient】

• Results in < 15 seconds
• Auto-calibration
• Fast data transfer via Mini USB port

Main Performance

1. Methodology: Reflectance Photometry
2. Detection Principle: Methemoglobin
3. Time to Results: &lt; 15 seconds
4. Memory: 1,000 tests with date/time and ID number
5. Specimen Volume: 10 µL
6. Specimen Type: Capillary and Venous whole blood
7. Hb Measurement Range: 4.5-25.6 g/dL
8. Hct Range: 13-75%
9. Wavelengths: 525 nm
10. PC Interface: Mini USB Port
11. Calibration: Automatic
12. Hb Within Run Precision: ≤ 3%
13. Hb Total Precision CV: ≤ 3%
14. Accuracy: Operating Conditions: 10 – 40 ºC (50 -104 ºF); ≤90％ RH; Meter Storage Conditions: 0-50 °C (32-122 °F); ≤90% RH;
15. Strip Storage Conditions: 2-30 °C (36-86 °F); ≤85% RH
16. Strip Shelf Life: 2 years unopened canister; 3 months opened canister
17. Power Source: 3 AAA Batteries or AC Adapter
18. Battery Life: 2,700 tests or 360 hours
19. Automatic Shut Off: 8 minutes

Packaging & Delivery

Meter Dimensions: 127 × 58 × 25 mm (5.0″ x 2.28″ x 0.09″)
LCD Dimensions: 39 × 37 mm (1.54″ x 1.46″)
Accessories:
1*Meter
10*Lancets (26G)
3*AAA Batteries
1*Users Manual
1*Warranty Card
10*Test Strips
1*Lancing Device
1*Carrying Case
1*Quick Reference Guide
1*Lancing Device Insert
1*Test Strip Insert
1*Code Chip
2*Control Strips
1*Control Strip Insert
10*Capillary Transfer Tubes - Plastic

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What distinguishes this Mission® Hemoglobin Meter from the Mission® Hemoglobin Plus in a bulk product lineup?

This model offers a wider Hb measurement range of 4.5–25.6 g/dL, compared with 5.6–23.5 g/dL for Mission® Hemoglobin Plus. It also provides a calculated Hct range of 13–75% and features a more compact 127 × 58 × 25 mm body. These differences allow bulk buyers to distinguish the two models by measurement range and physical configuration when selecting products for their distribution portfolios.

2. What is the difference between the control strips and Hb test strips supplied in each meter kit?

Each standard kit includes 10 Hb test strips and two control strips. The Hb test strips are used for blood sample measurements, while the control strips are intended for the instrument checks specified by the manufacturer. These are separate accessories with different purposes. Bulk buyers should distinguish them in product specifications and kit configurations to ensure accurate accessory quantities in large-volume orders.

3. Are the necessary blood collection accessories included in the standard supply package?

Yes. Each kit contains 10 test strips, 10 plastic capillary transfer tubes, 10 lancets, and a lancing device, along with a code chip. The meter requires 10 μL of capillary or venous whole blood per measurement. These matched starter quantities simplify initial kit configuration. For recurring orders, test strips, capillary tubes, and lancets should be planned together to maintain complete consumable supplies.

4. Can the same meter be supplied for both battery-powered and AC-powered equipment orders?

Yes. The Mission® Hemoglobin Meter operates using three AAA batteries or an AC adapter. Three AAA batteries are included in the standard package, with a specified battery life of approximately 2,700 tests or 360 hours. Bulk buyers can use the same meter model for portable battery-powered configurations and orders requiring external power, with compatible adapters included in the purchasing configuration where needed.

5. How should the test strip shelf life be considered when planning recurring bulk shipments?

The Hb test strips have a shelf life of two years in unopened canisters and three months after opening. They require storage at 2–30°C with relative humidity not exceeding 85%. For recurring bulk orders, inventory quantities should reflect expected consumption and the shorter opened-canister period. Proper inventory rotation and temperature-controlled storage help reduce expired stock and maintain a reliable supply of compatible test strips.

6. What record identification and data transfer capabilities are available for bulk equipment projects?

The meter stores up to 1,000 test results with date, time, and ID number information. It also features a Mini USB PC interface for transferring records to a computer. These capabilities support identifiable test records and electronic data handling, making them relevant to bulk purchasing projects that specify onboard memory and computer connectivity as part of the equipment requirements.