Semen Det Magnifierection Kit

The frequency of sexual crime is increasing alarmingly and the field expert is compelled to gather and preserve highly fragile, unstable physical evidence. The following products are designed to aid in evidence identification and collection.

This is a complete field and lab kit that enables the investigator to perform contact testing and verification of suspected seminal stains. This test is considered to be the most conclusive test for the presence of semen. The content of this enzyme is from 20 to 400 times greater in human semen than in any other fluid. This fact makes it unlikely that another material would test positive and give false results

Item Description Quantity
Disposable Pipette with 3 ml Bulb 2o Nos
Contact Filter Papers 1” X 2”, 100 nos 10 PKt
Bottle of Distilled Water 125 ml 01 Nos
Spot Test Cards of Acid Phosphatase Test 30 Nos
Spot Test Cards of PSA 20 Nos
Semen Stain Detection Light Source with Goggle 01 Nos
Spray Power Unit 04 Nos
Glass Vials 20 Nos
Cotton Balls 01 Pkt
Cotton Gauze Small Roll 04 Pkt
Pricking Needles, 100 nos 01 Pkt
Microscopic Plain Glass Slides 01 Pkt
VDRL Slide, 3 Cavity 10 Nos
VDRL Slide, 3 Cavity 01 Pkt
Scissors - Stainless Steel, 6 01 Nos
Forceps - Stainless Steel, 6” 01 Nos
Spatula - Stainless Steel, 6” 01 Nos
Latex Gloves 05 Pairs
Nitrile Gloves 05 Pairs
Cotton Gloves 02 Pairs
Rubber Hand Gloves 01 Pairs
Evidence Identification labels, “Crime Evidence” 50 Nos
Plastic Molded Customized Carrying Case 01 Nos

Acid Phosphatase Test

A 2-5 drop aliquot of deionized water was placed on a suspect area of a garment, and an AP test strip was pressed against it. A color change to bright purple within 15 s was a POSITIVE test. Alternatively, a cotton-tipped swab was placed against the wetted area of the garment, and then the garment was pressed gently around the swab in order to saturate the swab with solution. This was done in several places on the garment. Then, the swab was pressed against an AP test strip. This procedure yielded an easily visualized, high-contrast spot. It also avoided leaving any stain on the garment.

Prostate Specific Antigen Test

A 15-mL aliquot of water was placed in a coffee cup. The suspect area (i.e. crotch) of a pair of cotton underwear was extracted in the cup by repeatedly allowing water to soak in, then pressing it out. Finally, the garment was wrung out into the cup. A PSA test strip then was placed into the cup. It was necessary to tilt the cup on edge to immerse the strip. Care was taken not to immerse the strip above the marker line. After 10 minutes, the strip was removed and laid on a clean, dry surface. The strip was read after an additional 10 minutes. Resolution continued to improve for 30 minutes after the strip was removed from the coffee cup, but tended to decrease after that. A POSITIVE test was indicated by two lines as shown in Fig. 10. A strongly positive test was clearly visible within two minutes, while a weakly positive test took 20 minutes (after immersion) to become evident.

Absorptive pads were tested by placing 25 mL of water into the coffee cup (for a full pad) or 10 mL for a mini-pad, and repeatedly extracting the pad manually. Then, the pad was wrung out into the cup and discarded. The PSA test was carried out as usual.

PSA Test Strip

This professional multi magnification magnifier is an excellent aid for examining evidence. An ON/OFF switch is provided for the battery-supplied illumination