Regulated collection packs,
built for the job.
Our kits are regulated, assembled collection packs (each with its own UDI, built around the right device, matrix and programme, so the patient gets it right the first time and the lab gets a sample it can trust).
An assembled pack, not parts.
A Humans Nexus kit is a Cell (a regulated collection pack assembled from a collection device, stabilisation, sealing and return packaging, brought together as one product with its own UDI). It is configured for a specific matrix and a specific programme, so what arrives at the patient’s door is a complete, traceable system rather than a box of loose components.
Every Cell is named for the sample it carries, Blood | Cell, Saliva | Cell, Urine | Cell, Stool | Cell: with the workflow noted beneath where it matters (Blood | Cell (Capillary, Stool );| Cell: Microbiome). One family, every matrix: every Cell connects a human to the Nexus.
The device is chosen for the sample type and the assay; the rest of the Cell is built around it. See devices & kits →
What makes a pack clinical-grade.
Four things separate a regulated collection pack from a mail-in kit. Each is engineered into the pack, not assumed.
The collection device is matched to the matrix and the assay, so the sample is adequate in volume and quality on the first try.
The pack seals the sample to the patient’s identity with tamper-evident closure, provenance that resists substitution.
Stabilisation and return packaging are built in, matched to the matrix, so the sample survives the journey to the lab.
The pack returns under a documented chain of custody, closed when the accredited laboratory accessions the sample.
The transport behind the pack (stabilisation tiers and controlled-temperature only where the assay needs it) is covered under logistics.
Built per programme.
A pack is configured for what the programme needs (device, matrix, custody requirements and return logistics). Two representative programme packs:
Sealed. Tracked.
Traceable.
Whoever runs the programme.
Good to know.
What is a Humans Nexus kit?
A regulated, assembled collection pack we call a Cell (a procedure pack built from a collection device, stabilisation, sealing and return packaging, brought together as one product with its own UDI and configured for a specific matrix and programme).
Why is it called a Cell?
Cell is our name for the collection-kit family: a self-contained unit that connects a human to the Nexus. Each is named for the sample it carries (Blood );| Cell, Saliva | Cell, Urine | Cell, Stool | Cell (with the specimen type first and the vertical bar keeping the product name distinct from the biological term).
What makes a pack clinical-grade rather than mail-in?
The right device for the matrix, ID-matched tamper-evident sealing, return packaging matched to the sample, and a documented chain of custody closed at the accredited laboratory.
Does every kit need a cold chain?
No. Dried and buffered formats ship at ambient temperature. Controlled-temperature transport is applied only where the assay requires it, see logistics.
Can you build a pack for our programme?
Yes. Beyond the representative programme packs, kits are configured on request around the right device, matrix and custody requirements. Talk to us about your programme.
Put a regulated kit on your programme.
Talk to us about configuring collection packs for your matrix and programme.