Intended Use
Breastmilk alcohol test strips is a rapid, highly sensitive method to detect the presence of alcohol in breast milk and provide an approximation of relative blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at 0.01% or greater. This test provides a preliminary result only. A more specific alternate chemical method must be used in order to obtain a confirmed analytical result. Gas chromatography (GC) is the preferred confirmatory method. Clinical consideration and professional judgment should be applied to any result, particularly when preliminary positive results are indicated.
The Breastmilk alcohol test strips is a chemical assay based on an alcohol-sensitive enzymatic reaction. Alcohol, if present in the breast milk specimen, reacts with chemicals on the reaction pad and causes a color change. The Breastmilk alcohol test strips consists of a plastic strip with a reaction pad attached at the tip. The reaction pad employs a solid-phase chemistry system which uses a highly specific enzyme reaction. On contact with solutions of alcohol, the reaction pad will rapidly change colors depending on the concentration of alcohol present. This color change is proportional to the concentration of alcohol in the breast milk specimen.
When you've had a drink or two, screen your breastmilk to be sure it's booze-free before nursing again. Just add a few drops of breast milk, wait two minutes and get peace of mind. The easy, reliable way to know if your milk is spiked.
PEACE OF MIND: Easily test if your milk is booze-free and safe for baby
2 MINUTE RESULTS: Fast detection results
ON-THE-GO OR AT HOME: Small & individually packaged so you can test wherever you are
EASY TO READ: Simple & seamless detection results
ACCURATE: Accurate, science-backed results so you can skip pumping and dumping

Specification
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Read time |
2-3min |
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Shelf life |
24 months |
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Store temperature |
2-30℃ |
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Operation temperature |
12-30℃ |
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Sensitivity |
0.01% (10mg/dL) |
Why to test
Breastfeeding and alcohol
Breastfeeding mothers are generally advised to be cautious about consuming alcohol. Alcohol can pass into breast milk and then to the baby, potentially affecting the baby's development and behavior. Therefore, it's generally recommended to limit alcohol intake or abstain completely from alcohol while breastfeeding.
Several factors can influence how much alcohol passes into breast milk:
● Time since consumption: The concentration of alcohol in breast milk peaks about 30-60 minutes after consumption, then decreases gradually as the body metabolises the alcohol. Waiting a few hours after drinking before breastfeeding can reduce the amount of alcohol in breast milk.
● Amount of alcohol consumed: The more alcohol a breastfeeding mother drinks, the higher the concentration of alcohol in her breast milk.
● Body weight and metabolism: Individual differences in body weight, metabolism, and liver function can affect how quickly alcohol is metabolized and eliminated from the body, which in turn affects the concentration of alcohol in breast milk.
● Hydration: Being well-hydrated can help the body metabolize alcohol more efficiently, potentially reducing the concentration of alcohol in breast milk.
● Food consumption: Eating food while drinking can slow down the absorption of alcohol into the bloodstream, which may result in lower concentrations of alcohol in breast milk.
● Frequency of breastfeeding: Breastfeeding more frequently, or pumping and discarding milk after drinking, can help reduce the concentration of alcohol in breast milk.
It's essential to remember that the effects of alcohol on breastfeeding babies can vary depending on factors like the mother's weight, metabolism, the amount of alcohol consumed, and the age of the baby. In general, it's a good idea for breastfeeding mothers to discuss any concerns about alcohol consumption with their midwife, GP or obstetrician to make informed decisions about their individual situation.
Please note the only way to ensure that there is no alcohol whatsoever entering into your breast milk is to not drink alcohol during the period while you are breastfeeding your baby. Once your baby is weaned off the breast then it will not be an issue.
Test Method
SA-301 model

Catalog
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Product Name |
Model |
Catalog Number |
Components |
Sample Type |
Strip Type |
Sensitivity |
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BioAid Alcohol Test Strips (Breast Milk) |
SA-301 |
MAC-101-1 |
20 test strips |
Breast Milk |
Strip |
0.01% 10mg/dL |
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