An offspring of the Webster Sweat Inducer and the Macroduct Sweat Collector, the Macroduct System has revolutionized the laboratory tests for cystic fibrosis and has now brought an early intervention to thousands of CF patients around the globe. Simplicity. That is how the Macroduct System operates. Unlike the 1959 pad absorption method for sweat testing authored by Gibson and Cooke, which relied on pilocarpine iontophoresis for sweat simulation and a long and tedious process to test those results, the Macroduct System has forever eliminated those errors because of its unique method. Here's how it's done! The Webster Sweat Inducer and Macroduct Sweat Collector produce a pure specimen of eccrine secretion for analysis by utilizing either a chloride analysis with Chloridometer or by using a total electrolyte analysis with the Sweat-Chek Analyzer. These instruments...