On-demand healthcare to bolster the COVID-19 Saliva Collection Kits Market

Published On : 11/17/2021

The COVID-19 Saliva Collection Kits Market is slated to witness an exhilaration In Upcoming Years. The current situation calls for creating value and novel services for numerous stakeholders through innovation and acquisition of capabilities for rapidly adapting to the altering circumstances. As such, the profoundness of transformation concerning organizations’ and businesses’ activities, competencies, processes, and models is expected to be seen all through in the forecast period.

The Saliva-based Screening Market will witness a CAGR of 8% by reaching US$ 277 Mn from 2021-2031. The new-fangled healthcare electronic technologies like 3D printing, GPS tracking, and wearable biometric devices are being tested concerning clinical use. Cutting-edge technology is expected to be one of the driving forces in the healthcare industry in the subsequent decade.

As per Persistence Market Research’s latest industry analysis, the global saliva-based screening market was valued at US$ 277 Mn in 2020, and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 8% over the forecast period 2021-2031.

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Rapidly developing technology in point-of-care testing is driving demand for saliva-based screening. There has been prompt growth in the adoption of saliva as a diagnostic specimen in the last few decades. There have been major advances including the application of saliva as a clinically relevant specimen. The advent of new and more sensitive technologies to detect minimum analyte concentrations in saliva and upward research in saliva-based genomics and proteomics has been witnessed over the years.

Although serum-based testing remains the gold standard for detecting HIV infections, in recent years, saliva-based HIV screening has been extensively used to diagnose diseases. The oral mucosal transudate (OMT), which is found by swabbing the tongue and buccal mucosa, contains a mixture of antibodies of immunoglobulin isotypes IgG, IgA, and IgM. Thus, easy availability of HIV antibodies in human saliva and reduced risk of infection make saliva-based screening a preferred choice for HIV testing.

Additionally, real-time results, shorter turnaround time, availability of in-home HIV tests diagnostic testing, and ease of sample collection for larger population base specifically in developing economies are expected to boost adoption of saliva-based testing for HIV diagnosis.

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Key market players are focusing on the expansion of their product portfolios through acquisitions and collaborations.

In January 2020, Salimetrics launched a new Salivary Human Total Immunoglobulin G (IgG) ELISA Kit to support multidisciplinary investigators in serological studies.
In September 2020, QIAGEN N.V. acquired 80.1% of NeuMoDx Molecular, Inc., a diagnostics instrument company for US$ 248 Mn in cash.

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Company Profiles:

• Thermo Fisher Scientific
  Hologic
  Qiagen
  Zymo Research Corporation
  DNA Genotek Inc.
  Invitek Molecular GmbH
  Salimetrics, LLC.
  BioChain Institute Inc.
  Mawi DNA Technologies LLC
  Cell Projects Ltd.
  Kyodo International, Inc.
  Spectrum Solutions
  NEOGEN Corporation
  Xiamen Zeesan Biotech Co., Ltd.
  Sedia Biosciences Corporation
  Biosynex SA
  Chembio Diagnostics, Inc.
  Creative Diagnostics
  OraSure Technologies

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Key Takeaways from Market Study

Based on product, saliva-based detection kits are leading with 60% market share.

By purpose, diagnostics holds around 76% market value share, globally, primarily due to increasing focus on rapid testing and growing incidence of infectious diseases.

Infection analysis/detection (non-COVID) is estimated to dominate the market by application. This segment accounted for approximately 61% share of the market, primarily due to rising prevalence of infections and increasing demand for infection analysis/detection.

Hospitals & clinics dominate the market among end users with a market share of 50%.

By region, North America is set to dominate the global saliva-based screening industry with a value share of around 32%. Europe is slated to be the second-largest leading region with a value share of 30%.

“Growing adoption of saliva-based screening, increasing demand for self-testing/home-based saliva based screening, and growing technological advancements are estimated to boost market growth over the coming years,” says an analyst of Persistence Market Research.

Market Competition

Mergers, acquisitions, and expansion of manufacturing facilities around the globe are expected to introduce new opportunities into the market. Introducing new products with improved sensitivity and specificity will able leveraging of untapped market opportunities. Moreover, manufacturers are involved in research & development activities for the application of saliva-based screening in various research applications.

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