Book testingQuantitative test for the detection of antibodies to SARS-CoV-2
A venous blood ELISA test allows to determine the level of antibodies after vaccination, after an illness, or if the organism has come into contact with a virus in the past. The test is available on the second floor of the Polyclinic Starý Lískovec, door 222.
Book testingRBD IgA antibodies
IgA antibodies appear on days 3 to 7 after the virus enters the body. They persist in most cases for 2 to 4 months. Detection of these antibodies is important, especially after vaccination and natural infection, to assess the effective neutralizing activity on mucous membranes.
RBD IgG antibodies
IgG antibodies appear on days 10 to 20 after infection. They persist in most cases for up to 10 months. Detection of these types of antibodies is important after vaccination and natural infection to assess neutralizing antibody levels and long-term immunity.
RBD IgM antibodies
IgM antibodies appear on days 2 to 5 after infection. They persist in most cases for 1 to 2 months. If present, there is a high probability of recent infection.
NP IgG antibodies
NP IgG antibodies appear 14 to 21 days after infection. They persist in most cases for up to 10 months. Detection of these types of antibodies is particularly useful for identifying antibodies after infection.
Determining whether the organism has come into contact with the virus in the past
Detection of antibody levels after vaccination and illness
Wide selection of tests
Results within 3 working days from collection
Tests to detect antibody levels
* After an illness / Determining whether an illness has taken place
Booking process
Select test option
Choose an antibody testing option.
Time slot reservation
Sample collection takes place at the blood collection point dedicated to blood sampling at the Starý Lískovec Polyclinic at a precisely ordered time.
Booking Confirmation / Payment
Payment of the fee is possible by credit card when booking online. Payment on the spot is temporarily suspended due to the epidemiological situation. Patients with a test covered by public health insurance book an appointment without payment.