FAQ

Biolytix AG is an independent specialty laboratory specializing in molecular and microbiological analysis.

Biolytix AG was founded in 1998.

Biolytix AG is accredited according to ISO 17025.

Biolytix AG is specialized in molecular biological and microbiological analytical methods such as: real-time PCR, ELISA, etc.

Biolytix offers a range of analyses, including hygiene, food, environmental and genetic analyses.

Biolytix works with customers in key international markets from its headquarters in Switzerland.

Potential partners may contact Biolytix through the contact form on their website or through other contact information provided.

Biolytix adheres to strict privacy and data security standards. Detailed information can be found in the privacy policy.

Yes, you must agree to Biolytix’s Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy when submitting a request via the contact form.

Sampling is the collection of a sample (e.g., water, soil sample, tissue, or swab) for analysis or testing for specific analytes.

The preparation depends on the type of sample. Always follow the instructions provided or contact us to discuss sampling.

Important: correct sampling is crucial for a representative result and good analysis quality in the laboratory.

Samples can be sent to our main address. We also accept samples in person during opening hours.

Biolytix AG
Neumattweg 16
4243 Dittingen

For sample deliveries outside opening hours, please contact us in advance.

Specimens should be transported in suitable containers at the required temperature.

If you need containers (such as flasks or clearing tubes), please contact us in advance.

Some samples may need to be refrigerated, while others should be transported at room temperature.

Ideally, samples should arrive at the laboratory as soon as possible to ensure accuracy. However, the acceptable duration depends on the type of sample.

Microbiological samples that are to be prepared on the same day must arrive before 3 pm.

Yes, samples can also be transported by themselves, provided that the required temperatures are maintained.

Improper transport may compromise the integrity of the sample, resulting in inaccurate results or requiring retesting.