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1 Private Patients Pricelist 1 April December 2018
2 Private Diagnostic pricing Packaging R 78,52 R 90, Low Ionic Reagent 15ml R 151,47 R 174, Whole Blood Reagent R 867,82 R 997, Buffy Coats R 433,92 R 499, Anti-Human Globulin Polyspecific 15ml R 298,43 R 343, Group A1 15ml R 176,34 R 202, Group A2 15ml R 176,34 R 202, Group B 15ml R 176,34 R 202, Anti-A Monoclonal 5ml R 82,45 R 94, Anti-B Monoclonal 5ml R 82,45 R 94, Anti-A,B Monoclonal 5ml R 82,45 R 94, Anti-D saline tube &slide monoclonal 5ml R 131,44 R 151, Anti-D IgM+IgG blend Monoclonal 5ml R 137,76 R 158, Anti-Human Globulin Polyspecific 5ml R 111,35 R 128, AB serum 5ml R 83,36 R 95, Human Complement 2ml R 71,96 R 82, Lyoph. Bromelin tube & microwell 5ml R 67,76 R 77, Antibody positive control serum 5ml R 72,59 R 83, AB serum 20ml R 297,70 R 342, Group A1 5ml R 68,66 R 78, Group A2 5ml R 68,66 R 78, Group B 5ml R 68,66 R 78, Group O R1R2 5ml R 75,22 R 86, Group O r 5ml R 75,22 R 86, Sensitized cells 5ml R 92,11 R 105, Screen cell set (1 & 2) - 2 X 5ml R 181,35 R 208, Pooled screen cells - 5ml R 90,95 R 104, Panel cell set 9 x 2ml R 479,49 R 551, Panel cell set 9 x 1ml R 239,63 R 275, Panel cell set 9 x 5ml R 1212,92 R 1 394, Group O Rh Positive (R1 R2) 15ml R 196,03 R 225, Group O r 15ml R 196,03 R 225, Group O Screen 1 Cells 15ml R 248,39 R 285, Group O Screen 2 Cells 15ml R 248,39 R 285, Panel cell set 9 x 15ml R 1721,55 R 1 979, Sensitized cells 15ml R 246,83 R 283, Anti-A Monoclonal 15ml R 221,47 R 254, Anti-B Monoclonal 15ml R 221,47 R 254, Anti A,B Monoclonal 15ml R 222,02 R 255, Screening Cells Pooled R 222,02 R 255,32
3 Nappi Blood and Placelet Productions Red Cells Red Cell Concentrate R 2 007,71 R 2 308, Red Cell Conc. Leucocyte Depleted R 3 280,59 R 3 772, Red Cell Conc. Paed. Leucodepleted R 1 856,26 R 2 134,70 Nappi Platelets Platelet Conc. Single Donor Apherisis R ,92 R , Platelet Conc. Leucocyte Depleted, Pooled R 9 355,64 R , Platelet Concentrate (Paediatric) R 2 552,86 R 2 935, Platelet Concentrate Pooled R 8 458,94 R 9 727,78 Nappi Whole Blood Whole Blood R 2 223,52 R 2 557, Whole Blood Leucocyte Depleted R 3 496,31 R 4 020, Whole Blood Paediatric R 1 856,26 R 2 134,70 Nappi Plasma Cryoprecipitate (Fibrinogen Rich) R 1 134,80 R 1 305, Frozen Plasma - Cryo Poor Donor Retested R 1 295,92 R 1 490, Fresh Frozen Plasma - Donor Retested (Paediatric) R 801,09 R 921, Fresh Frozen Plasma - Donor Retested R 1 559,48 R 1 793,40 Nappi Blood and Administration Sets Blood Filters : 1 Units R 944,32 R 1 085, Blood Filters : 2 Units R 1 810,45 R 2 082, Platelet Filter 3-6 Unit PL2VAE R 1 748,09 R 2 010, Set, Blood and plasma Recipient Set R 36,47 R 41, Set, Platelet Recipient R 94,96 R 109, Cryopreservation Bag R 764,91 R 879,65
4 Nappi Blood and Placelet Productions (continued) Additional Services and Surcharges Irradiation Fee R 418,18 R 480, Transfusion Crossmatch R 893,38 R 1 027, Type and Screen R 388,37 R 446, Routine Collection Fee R 176,86 R 203, Routine Delivery Fee R 176,85 R 203, Emergency Round Trip R 1 203,66 R 1 384, Emergency One Way Fee R 842,57 R 968, Telephone Consultation R 248,53 R 285, FFP Autologous/Directed Fee R 176,15 R 202, Directed Donation R 215,05 R 247, After Hours R 451,39 R 519, Autologous/Directed WB R 222,36 R 255, Autologous/Directed RCC R 200,74 R 230, Blood Return Basis R 178,86 R 205, Emergency Cross-Match R 136,20 R 156, HLA Match R 1 311,42 R 1 508, Rare Donation R 1 541,30 R 1 772, Washed RCC/WB R 1 284,38 R 1 477, Offsite Charge R 1 809,95 R 2 081, Emergency Blood Surcharge R 200,76 R 230,88 Nappi Pathology Services Antibody Screen/Antiglobulin Test(DAT & IAT) R 37,58 R 43, Antibody Titration R 74,33 R 85, Antibody Identification R 87,22 R 100, Cold Agglutinins R 37,12 R 42, Erythrocyte count R 23,22 R 26, Haemoglobin R 18,51 R 21, Grouping : A B O Antigen R 37,12 R 42, Grouping : Rh antigen R 37,12 R 42, Leucocyte Count R 18,51 R 21, Haematocrit R 18,51 R 21, T and B Cells EAC markers R 217,83 R 250, Red Cell Rh Phenotype R 102,24 R 117, Anti - HIV R 145,53 R 167, Haemolysin/ Test tube Agglutination R 42,92 R 49, Autologous Serum Eye Drops R 3 901,00 R 4 486, Medical Examination & Consultation R 315,51 R 362,83
5 Nappi Pathology Services (continued) Protein : Total R 32,14 R 36, HIV p24 antigen (Elisa Test) R 128,22 R 147, ACHE Test R 130,05 R 149, HLA Typ. low res Class 1 DNA-PCR per loc R 1 032,50 R 1 187, HLA low res.class II PCR/DNA Locus DQB/ DRB1 R 763,92 R 878, HLA Typing low res Class 1 or 2 DNA-PCR R 681,30 R 783, HIV p24 antigen R 254,06 R 292, Alpha Feto Protein(AFP): Amnio Fluid R 128,22 R 147, HBsAG/Anti HCV R 149,49 R 171, Panel typing antibody Class I 4601 R 371,65 R 427, Panel typing: Antibody det.: Class II R 454,36 R 522, HLA Specific locus/antigen 4603 R 278,81 R 320, HLA Class I R 536,79 R 617, HLA Class 2 typing Serology R 536,79 R 617, Crossmatching T-cells 4607 R 185,87 R 213, Crossmatching B-cells 4608 R 392,36 R 451, Tissue Rapid HIV Screen R 123,78 R 142, Cell Culture, blood/cord blood R 158,60 R 182, Cell Culture, Products of conception/amniotic Fluid R 475,82 R 547, Cell Cult. Chorionic Villus Sample R 634,42 R 729, Karyotyping, Blood/Cord Blood R 1 427,44 R 1 641, Karyotyping, amniotic Fluid/Chorionic villus sample/prod of conception Additional analysis, Mosaicism/Staining Procedure R 2 854,80 R 3 283,02 R 740,16 R 851, Blood DNA Extraction R 475,82 R 547, Prenatal diagnosis: Amniotic fluid or chorionic tissue: DNA extraction Prenatal diagnosis: Amniotic fluid or chorionic tissue: Genotype per person: PCR R 956,05 R 1 099, ,74 R 1 465, Additional Disposal Kit R 4 182,24 R 4 809, Chronic wound treatment kit R 1 527,85 R 1 757, Topical Haemostatic Agent R 1 819,29 R 2 092, Platelet growth Factor macular hole repair R 1 516,79 R 1 744, Platelet growth factor wound treatment R 673,39 R 774, Antibody identification QC R 65,27 R 75, Aneuploidy Detection R 1 674,90 R 1 926, Designated Serum Eye Drops R 3 901,00 R 4 486, Compatibility Testing QC R 203,73 R 234,29
6 Nappi Pathology Services (continued) Therapeutic Plasma Exchange R ,35 R , Theurapeutic Venesection R 76,85 R 88, Red Cell Exchange R 7 056,35 R 8 114, Thrombocytapherisis R 7 126,88 R 8 195, Tissue Rapid HBsAg Screen R 296,96 R 341, Tissue Rapid HIV Screen R 296,96 R 341, Perinatal Post-Natal Mother R 174,56 R 200, Human Platelet Antibody Screen R 2 641,97 R 3 038, Bone Marrow Engraftment Monitoring R 1 307,50 R 1 503, Theurapeutic Exchange ( DALI) R ,68 R , Topical Haemostatic Agent Single Dose R 363,84 R 418, Chronic Wound Treatment Kit Single Dose R 305,58 R 351, Platelet growth factor macular Single Dg R 303,36 R 348, Cord Blood Cryopreservation R 9 594,37 R , Human Platelet AG genotyping R 1 827,81 R 2 101, Rapid CMV Screen R 181,21 R 208, Re-Infusion Of Cryo Preserve Stem Cells R 730,05 R 839, Stem Cell Collection/Leucopherisis R ,19 R , Stem Cell Cryopreservation R 9 594,37 R ,52 Nappi Miscallaneous Albusol 4% 200 ml R 0, Albusol 20% 100 ml R 0, Albusol 20% 50 ml R 0, Emergency Blood Fridge R 509,43 R 585, Blood Pack For therapeutic Venesection R 242,39 R 278, Blood Pack With Anticoagulant R 106,45 R 122, Blood Pack, No Anticoagulant R 145,78 R 167,65 Board of Directors: Executives: J Louw (CEO) Company Secretary: M Luthuli Non-Executives: G Simelane (Chairman) A Ramalho W Gumede P Knox V Moodley R Theunissen R Brand M Malebye The sanbs reserves the right to change prices at any time. For any queries please contact us on the following Toll-free number: customerservice@sanbs.org.za Website:
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