Exotic Pets | Reptile Colloidal Gold Rapid Test
Reptile Cryptosporidium Ag Rapid Test Kit
For qualitative detection of Cryptosporidium antigen in reptile feces or cloacal swab specimens to support rapid gastrointestinal parasite screening.
Overview
Produktmerkmale
Rapid screening for reptile gastrointestinal targets
Built for veterinary, laboratory and field screening workflows in turtles, lizards, snakes and other IFU-covered reptiles.
Feces / cloacal swab workflow
Matches practical reptile sampling needs for clinic and husbandry-management scenarios.
Visual C/T line reading
The colloidal gold lateral-flow format can be interpreted within the defined reading window.
10 Tests/Kit channel-ready packaging
Aligned with Safheal companion-animal rapid test packaging for stocking and distribution.
Professional Kit Configuration
Individually pouched cassette, sample extraction tube, disposable swab/sampling accessories and IFU.
Specifications
| Verwendungszweck | For qualitative detection of Cryptosporidium antigen in reptile feces or cloacal swab specimens to support rapid gastrointestinal parasite screening. |
|---|---|
| Methode | Colloidal gold immunochromatography |
| Format | Rapid test cassette |
| Zielparameter analyte | Cryptosporidium antigen |
| Species | Reptiles covered by the IFU |
| Probe | Feces / cloacal swab |
| Result time | 10 minutes |
| Lagerung | 2-30°C |
| Packungsgroesse | 10 Tests/Kit |
| Hauptbestandteile | Individually pouched cassette, sample extraction tube, disposable swab/sampling accessories and IFU |
| Use | Professional veterinary in vitro diagnostic use |
Testing Arbeitsablauf
- 1 Collect fresh feces or a cloacal swab specimen and mix it with sample buffer as instructed in the IFU.
- 2 Apply the specified volume or drops of processed specimen to the cassette sample well.
- 3 Read the C/T line result within the defined interpretation window; do not interpret expired reads.
Note
This page is a product overview. Final specimen volume, procedure, registered intended use and performance data should follow the package insert and local regulatory requirements.