The CDT Z68210 kit from Eureka Lab Division has renewed
its IFCC certification for the period July 1, 2026 – July 1,
2027, confirming the quality of the method, the traceability
of results, and its analytical reliability for clinical
laboratories.
Carbohydrate-Deficient Transferrin (CDT) is a biomarker used to monitor chronic and excessive alcohol consumption. It is particularly applied in the follow-up of patients in alcohol withdrawal programs, in verifying adherence to abstinence, and in other clinical and medico-legal contexts.
Thanks to the IFCC reference procedure based on HPLC, results obtained with methods aligned to this standard are comparable across laboratories and support greater consistency in the interpretation of analytical data.
Why choose an IFCC-certified kit
An IFCC-certified kit provides laboratories with an internationally recognized reference for assay accuracy and traceability. This translates into greater confidence in results, stronger methodological robustness, and practical support for routine analysis.
For laboratory professionals, certification also represents continuity and long-term reliability, as it confirms that the method remains aligned with the official reference procedure.
A method designed to simplify workflows
The CDT Z68210 kit is designed to operate on binary HPLC systems, without the need for a third pump. This simplifies implementation and facilitates integration into daily laboratory workflows more efficiently.
The combination of analytical standardization and operational simplicity makes it a suitable solution for laboratories seeking a reliable, practical, and easy-to-manage method.
Long-term value
The renewal of IFCC certification confirms Eureka Lab Division’s commitment to developing solutions focused on analytical quality and procedural standardization.
In a context where data reliability and comparability are essential, the CDT Z68210 kit represents a concrete tool to support the monitoring of chronic alcohol consumption using an internationally recognized method.
