VETSCAN CANINE HEARTWORM (DIROFILARIA IMMITIS) ANTIGEN TEST
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VETSCAN CANINE HEARTWORM (DIROFILARIA IMMITIS) ANTIGEN TEST
The VETSCAN rapid test for canine heartworm antigen is a veterinary product designed for visual detection at the point of care of heartworm antigen (Dirofilaria immitis) in anticoagulated whole blood, serum, or plasma in dogs or cats. It provides results in about ten minutes, using a simple three-step procedure that enhances ease of use and reduces the likelihood of errors.
Simple three-step procedure reduces user errors
Detects Dirofilaria immitis antigen in dog or cat samples
Suitable for whole blood, serum, or plasma
Room temperature storage and long shelf life facilitate workflow and inventory management in the clinic
Includes test devices, a quantity of chase buffer, and transfer pipettes
Add two drops of chase buffer to the sample well
Read the result visually after about ten minutes; interpret the presence or absence of colored lines in the test and control areas
A qualified veterinarian should determine the dosage or additional interpretation based on species, body weight, and clinical condition
Main Benefits
Rapid visual results in about ten minutesSimple three-step procedure reduces user errors
Detects Dirofilaria immitis antigen in dog or cat samples
Suitable for whole blood, serum, or plasma
Room temperature storage and long shelf life facilitate workflow and inventory management in the clinic
Composition
A sandwich-type immunochromatographic test using heartworm-specific antibodies and colloidal gold particlesIncludes test devices, a quantity of chase buffer, and transfer pipettes
Instructions for Use
Add one drop of anticoagulated whole blood, serum, or plasma to the sample wellAdd two drops of chase buffer to the sample well
Read the result visually after about ten minutes; interpret the presence or absence of colored lines in the test and control areas
A qualified veterinarian should determine the dosage or additional interpretation based on species, body weight, and clinical condition
