General. Power requirements: 110/220 Volts 50/60 VAC. Dimensions: Width 80 cm x Height 45 cm x Depth 58 cm. Weight: 57 Kg.

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2 General Power requirements: 110/220 Volts 50/60 VAC Dimensions: Width 80 cm x Height 45 cm x Depth 58 cm Weight: 57 Kg.

3 Features Reagents cooling Cuvettes washer Continuous input of samples Auto re-run with auto-dilution Interferences management Statistics of controls and calibrators Patients advantage search

4 How the Golden Gate Analyzer Works

5 Reagent/Sample Aspiration The probe senses the reagent level. The dilutor aspirates the volume of the reagent established in the method. The heater thermostatizes it at 37 C. The probe senses the liquid level, allowing the use of primary tubes or tubes for pediatric samples. The dilutor aspirates the volume of sample selected previously.

6 Sample and Reagent Dispensing The dilutor dispenses sample and reagent simultaneously, inside the reaction cuvette. Photometric Reading After the time indicated in the method, the instrument reads the concentration of the reaction.

7 Photometric Analyzing A well calibrated photometer is used to calculate the density of particles inside the reaction cuvette. Photometric Graph An accurate calculation is made based off Lambert-Beers Law to determine the concentration of a specific element inside the light beam. The software preforms the calculations making analysis of the results quick and easy for the user. 1. Lamp 5. Beam Splitter 2. Plane-Convex Lens 6. Sample Cuvette 3. Stopper 7. Sample Photosensor 4. Filter Wheel 8. Reference Photosensor

8 Washing and Drying of Reaction Cuvettes The washer does an effective washing and drying of the cuvettes, leaving them ready for new reactions.

9 Easy & Intuitive Software You can load new samples, stats, calibrators and controls at any time in process. Unlimited number of methods in memory. Calibration curves with unlimited number of calibrators. Automatic sample re-dilution. Stats input. Statistics for controls, calibrators and samples. Levy Jennings graphics. Import/export data. Data file of samples, controls and calibrators.

10 Testing & Reagents The Golden Gate Analyzer can perform up to 360 tests/hour. -Screens usually have test run on them. -This averages about 24 patients per hour The average Reagent Kit contains 100,000 µl. The average drug screen will use 250 µl of reagent. Each kit will yield approx 500 tests. Reagent or GAS is expensive. The Golden Gate analyzer uses very little reagent per test & Castle offers great reagent pricing.

11 Why Castle? Personalized troubleshooting and tech support with Drawbridge Medical and Castle Medical Personnel for all clinics with analyzers deployed. Unique leasing options, clinics only pay for the GAS. Continuous method development is undertaken, maximizing what we can offer clinics in the field. It will be extremely hard to find a comparable analyzer for a better price.

12 Analyzer Tests Currently Offered Urinalysis Amphetamines Barbiturates Benzodiazepines Buprenorphine Cannabinoids (THC) Cocaine Ecstasy Ethyl Alcohol Methamphetamine s Methadone Opiates Oxycodone Phencyclidine (PCP) Propoxyphene Urine Creatinine

13 Analyzer Tests Currently Offered Basic Chemistry ALT (alanine amino transferase) Albumin Bilirubin BUN (Blood UREA Nitrogen) Calcium Cholesterol Glucose Sodium Potassium More to come ( Blood/Serum)

14 Current Pricing for Reagents Product ID Name Quantity Rate 10 Phencyclidine EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Cocaine Metabolite EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Amphetamines 500 EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Methadone EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Propoxyphene EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Benzodiazepine EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Barbiturate EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Ecstasy (MDMA) EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Ethyl Alcohol Assay Kit, small test kit 1 $ Buprenorphine EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Methamphetamine EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ c THC (Cannabinoid) EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ b Opiates EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ b Oxycodone EIA Kit, small test kit 1 $ Urine Creatinine Test Kit 1 $

15 Candidates for Analyzer Program Must have a direct contact that can respond to all issues (compliance or other) in a timely manner. Needs to have a separate HIPPA / CLIA compliantroom for a laboratory that will contain a fridge, analyzer, computer, and working space for staff. Must be able to maintain minimum compliance for all regulatory guidelines set forth by FDA, CLIA, and other governing health care agencies specific to site of deployment.

16 Lab Set Up Example

17 Takeaway Points No monthly lease!! Clinics only pay for reagents that MUST be bought from us. Basic Chemistry (Blood/Serum) tests now available. Setup, Training, & Maintenance provided by Castle. Tests can be added based on the clinics needs.

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