ADP Diagnostics is an innovative diagnostics company based in Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, supplying products to the Clinical Diagnostic Laboratories in both the public and private sectors.
As a science graduate of Ulster University and now with 25 years experience in clinical diagnostics, my goal for ADP Diagnostics is to make it a world leader in supplying speciality quality controls, Drugs of Abuse testing kits and POCT equipment. We work with carefully chosen manufacturers and strive to provide bespoke solutions for our customers. Research & Development, validations and trials are carried out in our own laboratory. The excellent laboratories in our local Belfast hospitals also provide invaluable validation data for our clinical products.
ADP Diagnostics is an ISO 9001:2015 registered company, recognising the quality of our administrative and management systems.
Greg Simpson Bsc.
Managing Director
TOX-SCREEN 14 PANEL DRUG TEST SYSTEM | ||
UCP-100 DRUG CUP SYSTEM |
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Sample collection urine cup Unique 14 Panel 10 minutes to test results Accurate, Precise, Reproducible results On board quality control |
DIP-CARD URINE TEST |
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Rapid Test Dip-card Unique 14 Panel Fast. Test results in 10 minutes Easy. 3 step operation Minimal training required |
UNIQUE 14 PANEL | AMP, BAR, BZO, COC, EDDP, FEN, K2, KET, THC, mAMP, MDMA, OPI, TRA, TCA | MHRA REGISTERED |
FAST AND RELIABLE | SIMPLE SAMPLE PROTOCOL | AVAILABLE NOW |
23 March 2018
Simon Boyd of PWC
I enjoyed interviewing Greg Simpson , as he discussed his exporting journey for his company ADP Diagnostics. Its refreshing that even small companies can make a difference around the world. #5daysof, #trade, #export, #LeadingNI @PwC_NI
12 March 2018
ADP Diagnostics are proud to announce our latest export market is South Korea. Recent discussions with a major South Korean company manufactuing Point of Care Diagnostic Tests and Readers have come to fruition, with our first shipment of Anti Mullerian Hormone Quality Controls, QCAMH. This is our multi-level control covering values from low to elevated, ~2.5 pmol/L > 65 pmol/L.