Because of the implementation problems with the PCR-Gurgel test roads in Salzburg, the State of Salzburg has apparently now pulled the rip cord: “Due to the persistent delays in analysis and diagnosis or the delivery difficulties of the previous supplier with gurgle test kits, the Vienna Lifebrain laboratory was briefly commissioned with the delivery of the test kits and the PCR gurgle tests. Just a few hours after the order was placed, Lifebrain already has eleven test roads in the state of Salzburg with an initial delivery totaling. 26,000 gargle test kits as well as acceptance material and accessories supplied; further deliveries are in preparation“, It says in a broadcast. “In addition, the prerequisites for the timely and high-quality evaluation of the Salzburg PCR samples in the Vienna Lifebrain Laboratory were created; including guaranteed reporting of the analysis results within a maximum of 24 hours after the gargle. The first 242 Salzburg PCR samples were already on Tuesday In the afternoon, almost 20 hours after the first request from the Salzburg governor’s office, analyzed and financed in the Lifebrain laboratory. “

“We are very proud that our laboratory continues,” explains Lifebrain managing director Michael Havel. “We implemented the very complex framework conditions for this overnight – from the connection of the registration platform to our IT system to the sufficient supply of PCR-Gurgel test kits to the delivery of Salzburg-specific labels on the test kits. Testing, testing, testing is the most important motto of the hour. It was a matter of course for us to be able to implement the logistics and laboratory order in the shortest possible time and with optimal quality. “