Does it matter if the nucleic acid detection reagent is poured out and poured back?

When the nucleic acid detection reagent is poured out, it will affect when it is poured back. The red liquid in reagent bottle containing nucleic acid detection samples is not a virus, but a protective liquid, which can effectively protect virus proteins from being destroyed, which is beneficial to the accuracy of detection results, while the pouring out of nucleic acid detection reagents will affect the accuracy of nucleic acid detection.