HemoCue^® Hemoglobin System

The HemoCue^® Hemoglobin systems provide an opportunity for quick, simple and reliable quantitative hemoglobin results with lab quality results.

The dual wavelength analyzers correct for lipemia, leucocytosis and other sources of turbidity. Any blood source (capillary, venous or arterial whole blood) can be used. The disposable microcuvette collects the exact amount of blood and mixes the sample with the reagents automatically. The microcuvette is placed into the portable analyzer. Results appear on the display screen in about a minute.

Why to choose a HemoCue^® Hemoglobin System

Produce accurate results in about a minute
Utilize only 10 µL of capillary, venous or arterial blood
Precalibrated, portable analyzers that require a minimum of maintenance
No calibration or instrument manipulation (between cuvette/reagent batches) needed
Automatically compensate for turbidity due to lipids or leucocytosis
Can be used by non-laboratory personnel after a brief training session

The Different Hemoglobin Systems

HemoCue^® Hb 201⁺

This is our second generation, improved standard product. Just as earlier versions, this system combines the precision and accuracy of a laboratory measurement with a quick turn around time and ease of use.

HemoCue^® Hb 201 DM

The 201 DM systems bring modern Data Management capabilities to the HemoCue^® product line. By means of a wide range of settings and definable options, the systems can be made to prompt the operator for identification, lot numbers, quality control and other required information during analysis. This data can then be transmitted to clinical information systems. Read more about the Data Management systems.

HemoCue^® Hb 301

The HemoCue^®Hb 301 system is optimized for use in primary care and blood donation settings with results in approximately 10 seconds and designed for high temperatures and humidity.

HemoCue^® Plasma Low/Hb

The HemoCue^®Plasma/Low system is intended for measurements of low concentrations of hemoglobin in plasma, serum or aqueous solutions read more under Plasma/Low Hb.