RE: Food Intollerance6 Aug 2020 11:27
CHAI is The Clinton Foundation.
Omega have a supply agreement with them for our Visitect CD4 Tests.
See RNS.....
Tue, 28th Apr 2020 07:00
RNS Number : 0470L
Omega Diagnostics Group PLC
28 April 2020
OMEGA DIAGNOSTICS GROUP PLC
("Omega" or the "Company" or the "Group")
VISITECT® CD4 Advanced Disease
Supply Agreement with Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc.
Omega (AIM: ODX), the medical diagnostics company focused on CD4, infectious diseases, food intolerance and allergy testing, announces that it has signed a supply agreement ("Agreement") with Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. ("CHAI")1.
The objective of the Agreement is to accelerate access to Omega's VISITECT® CD4 Advanced Disease rapid test2 in low-income countries, lower-middle income countries and upper-middle income countries (together "Eligible Countries") as classified by the World Bank. The VISITECT® CD4 Advanced Disease Test is the only currently available handheld lateral flow point of care test for identifying patients with advanced HIV who are at risk of potentially life-threatening opportunistic infections.
The Agreement runs until 31 December 2021, during which time CHAI, with support from Unitaid3, will procure up to a maximum of 500,000 VISITECT® CD4 Advanced Disease tests. Within 14 days of signing the Agreement, CHAI will place an initial purchase order for 100,000 tests with delivery dependent upon demand being confirmed by certain Eligible Countries. We expect demand to be confirmed by Eligible Countries later this quarter with shipment to follow thereafter.
The supply of VISITECT® CD4 Advanced Disease tests under the Agreement will help to inform Eligible Countries with national implementation planning to support routine use of the test.
Colin King, CEO of Omega commented: "We are pleased that Omega has been able to enter into this supply agreement with CHAI, who have been very supportive towards accelerating the availability of our VISITECT® CD4 Advanced Disease. This test will help support the healthcare needs of the many people in those countries that are most in need."