CPL TEST 10 PACK
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CPL TEST 10 PACK
This veterinary product is a rapid test based on lateral flow immunochromatographic technology for the semi-quantitative determination of canine pancreatic lipase (cPL) enzyme in dog serum or plasma. It provides results in approximately 5–10 minutes and is used to assist veterinarians in the initial assessment of pancreatic function in dogs, especially in cases suspected of pancreatitis.
Semi-quantitative detection of canine pancreatic lipase (cPL), a pancreas-specific biomarker.
Simple lateral flow design that does not require specialized equipment.
Packaged for veterinary or professional use, ensuring consistent batch quality.
Supports in-clinic assessment and may reduce the need for external lab confirmation when used alongside clinical evaluation.
Includes sample pipettes or droppers.
Includes buffer solution or diluent tubes.
Includes instructions for use.
Conduct the test according to the lateral flow procedures provided by the manufacturer.
Interpret results visually: the appearance and intensity of test lines indicate relative cPL levels.
Results should be interpreted by a qualified veterinary professional, in conjunction with clinical evaluation and other diagnostic information.
Main Benefits
Quick results within approximately 5–10 minutes, supporting timely clinical decision-making.Semi-quantitative detection of canine pancreatic lipase (cPL), a pancreas-specific biomarker.
Simple lateral flow design that does not require specialized equipment.
Packaged for veterinary or professional use, ensuring consistent batch quality.
Supports in-clinic assessment and may reduce the need for external lab confirmation when used alongside clinical evaluation.
Composition
Each pack contains 10 individual test strips.Includes sample pipettes or droppers.
Includes buffer solution or diluent tubes.
Includes instructions for use.
Usage Instructions
Use dog serum or plasma as a sample.Conduct the test according to the lateral flow procedures provided by the manufacturer.
Interpret results visually: the appearance and intensity of test lines indicate relative cPL levels.
Results should be interpreted by a qualified veterinary professional, in conjunction with clinical evaluation and other diagnostic information.
