The Types segmentation categorises kits by the underlying amplification technology: Real‑time PCR, Conventional PCR, and Isothermal Amplification. Real‑time PCR kits dominate due to their quantitative output, closed‑tube format, and compatibility with automated platforms, enabling high‑throughput clinical labs to reduce turn‑around time and contamination risk. This technology commands a premium price, thus disproportionately influencing market value. Conventional PCR kits remain relevant in resource‑limited settings where cost constraints outweigh the need for real‑time data; they contribute a steady, lower‑margin share that supports market breadth. Isothermal Amplification kits, such as LAMP‑based formats, are emerging for point‑of‑care and field applications because they operate without thermocyclers, offering rapid results with minimal equipment. While currently a smaller fraction of total sales, their growth potential is significant as decentralized testing expands, thereby reshaping the overall market composition.