The GeneFix Range of Saliva Collectors
The best quality products for the best results. Developed and continuously improved by our scientists to provide high yielding samples for a wide variety of applications.
Easy to Use Saliva Collection Devices for Collecting, Stabilizing and Extracting DNA/RNA from Saliva Samples
The best quality products for the best results. Developed and continuously improved by our scientists to provide high yielding samples for a wide variety of applications.
The GFX Collectors are designed for collecting and stabilizing saliva samples at room temperature to provide the best quality DNA and RNA samples.
The MFX collectors have been optimized to collect and stabilize oral microbiome in saliva samples without the need for cold storage.
The RFX Collectors make obtaining RNA samples easy and simple with the ability to stabilize RNA for months without freezing.
GeneFix Saliva Collection & Stabilization Devices are designed to make saliva sample collection easy, simple and effective.
With DNA stabilization for over 5 years at room temperature, GeneFix promises to reduce your costs and boost your results.
GeneFix Extraction Kits are optimized exclusively for isolating saliva samples giving you greater purity and consistency in your results.
Our Extraction Kits are designed to work with most saliva samples but are optimized with GeneFix Saliva Collectors to provide maximum performance.
Our instruction manuals are easy to read and feature multiple languages to make them accessible to users worldwide.
GeneFix Saliva DNA/RNA Collection Kits’ fully optimized chemistry offers improvements over alternative collectors in both purity and yield, through a range of DNA purification methodologies.
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