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Abingdon Health to launch two Boots-branded self-tests

(Sharecast News) - Lateral flow test specialist Abingdon Health announced a partnership with Crest Medical on Wednesday, to introduce Boots' own-brand rapid self-tests across the UK and online. The AIM-traded firm said the initial launch would include two products, iron and vitamin D deficiency self-tests, under the Boots own-brand range.

Abingdon sid the tests were scheduled for availability in stores and online at Boots.com from the spring.

"We are delighted to announce the launch of the Boots own-brand iron and vitamin D deficiency self-tests in conjunction with our partner Crest Medical," said chief executive officer Chris Yates.

"As lateral flow experts we're proud to offer a comprehensive private label service to retailers covering a broad range of self-tests, including innovative exclusive products from Abingdon's CDMO customers.

"We take immense pride in the quality of our service and ensure a seamless supply of innovative lateral flow self-tests to ensure our partners requirements are met."

At 1041 GMT, shares in Abingdon Health were up 17.65% at 10p.

Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.

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