PARAMEDICS and Emergency medical technicians
Our products show immediate color change when in contact with nuclear materials. Codeac Solutions provides paramedics and EMT professionals with a test that allows them to quickly and accurately identify patients who have been exposed to nuclear materials for onsite assessment and prioritized treatment during emergencies.
OUR PRODUCTS
Single-Use Ampules
Nuclear Detection Wipes
Coming soon - Bioassay Tests
DEFINITIVE COLORIMETRIC RESULTS
Codeac Solutions' technology delivers results onsite in less than 60 seconds with specificity and high sensitivity with no need for a lab; Identifying Uranium, Plutonium, Americium, Cobalt and Primary Transition with a distinct and calibrated color. Along with Nuclear Detection Wipes and Single-Use Ampule Tests we have ongoing research and development to expand the range of variants we detect and are excited to announce that we will have a bioassay test coming soon to add to our portfolio.
PATIENT TRIAGE
Upon arrival at a scene or incident we are providing Paramedics and EMTs with an easy-to-use and portable kit that enables management and containment of nuclear threats as quickly as possible. Our products show immediate results for efficient triage of patients during an emergency or potential contamination which not only saves lives but provides reassurance to those first to a scene and to the teams working at hospitals and medical centres. All of our products provide the same accurate and rapid results which enables the user to take appropriate action to determine whether specialist support is required.
Codeac Solutions works across a range of environmental conditions with no requirements for training, calibration or maintenance. It is a highly versatile technology that can be used to test liquids and solids in hard to get places with confidence. Screen people and equipment at scale or discretely test areas of interest - all without the need for a laboratory or bulky equipment. Our products provide assurance, save time, money - and most importantly - lives