Canine Pregancy Relaxin Rapid Test
Relaxin is a specific hormone generated mainly by the placenta. It is usually used as an indicator of pregnancy status in female dogs. In pregnant dogs, relaxin can be detected from 15 days after the nidation of fertilized egg in the uterus wall. The Canine Pregancy Relaxin Rapid Test is a rapid test to detect relaxin in bitches that may be pregnant. The suggested detection period is 20-30 days after mating. Too early detection may lead to a negative result when relaxin in serum is too low. It is suggested to repeat the test after 1 week if a negative result was observed. Specimen: Serum, or plasma. Detection Limit: 3.8ng/mL
Description
Canine Pregancy Relaxin Rapid Test
Relaxin is a specific hormone generated mainly by the placenta. It is usually used as an indicator of pregnancy status in female dogs. In pregnant dogs, relaxin can be detected from 15 days after the nidation of fertilized egg in the uterus wall. The Canine Pregancy Relaxin Rapid Test is a rapid test to detect relaxin in bitches that may be pregnant. The suggested detection period is 20-30 days after mating. Too early detection may lead to a negative result when relaxin in serum is too low. It is suggested to repeat the test after 1 week if a negative result was observed.
Specimen: Serum, or plasma.
Detection Limit: 3.8ng/mL
TEST PROCEDURE
- Bring all materials, including specimen and test device, recover to 15-25℃ before running the assay.
- Remove the test device from the foil pouch and place it horizontally.
- Using the disposable dropper, place 3 to 4 drops of the prepared specimen into sample hole “S” of the test device.
- Interpret the result at 10 minutes. Result after 10 minutes is considered as invalid.
COMPANY INTRODUCTION
J&G Biotech Ltd is a privately held company located in London, England. J&G Biotech Ltd and its corporates are engaged in the manufacturing and distribution of in vitro diagnostic products for companion animals, livestock, as well as rapid screening food safety test kits for veterinary drug residues, mycotoxins, and food-borne pathogens. The companion animal rapid test kits have a worldwide distribution under the brand PetX. Some innovative immunoassays are developed to work with reader machines for better service to veterinary practitioners.
