Hygiena - FAQs - Do I have to recalculate Pass/Fail thresholds on my luminometer when using snapshot?


	Frequently Asked Questions
	Question: Do I have to recalculate Pass/Fail thresholds on my luminometer when using Snapshot? Answer: No. Snapshot ATP swab reagents have been formulated to have the exact same amount of light output per ATP molecule as the original swab made by the manufacturer for the luminometer you are using.

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