Veterinary Rapid Qualitative Dog Giardia Gia Test with 10 Packings

• Type: Vet Test Kit
• Syringe: Disposable Sterile Syringe
• Blood Sampling Needle: Disposable Vacuum Blood Sampling
• Breathing Pattern: Manual Mode
• Animal Anesthesia Machine Control Method: Electronic Control
• Detection Limit: 125/100μl
• Model NO.: IGIA-602G
• Purpose: Detection of Vegetative Stages and Cysts of Giardi
• Principle: Immunochromatographic Assay
• Specimen: Canine Feces
• Test Time: ≤15 Min
• Storage Condition: 2-8 °c
• Sensitivity: 93%
• Specificity: 98%
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 10 tests/box
• Trademark: Monggo
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 1000000per/Month

Product Description

Product Description

General Information
Purpose: Detection of vegetative stages and cysts of Giardia
Principle: Immunochromatographic assay
Specimen: Canine feces

Materials provided in one box:
10 Giardia Ag test card
10 sample collection tubes (including test buffer)
10 cotton swabs for sample collection
10 disposable sample dropper
1 user manual

Test Procedure

           Proper sample amount collected by a swab.        1. Collect a sample from the canine feces by using the swab.      2. Insert the swab into the sample collection tube                                                                                                                                                                                                        and stir the swab at least 10 times.
 

3. Discard the swab while squeezing the swab against      4.  Wait until large particles to sink and take the                     5. Add 4 drops into the sample hold on
 the wall of the tube.                                                                  supernatant by using the disposable dropper                        the test card.
                                                                                                  provided.
 

Limitations of test results:
This product in an immunological diagnostic kit, only used for clinical detection of pet diseases to provide qualitative test results. If you are in doubt about the test results, please use other diagnostic methods (such as ELISA kits, B-ultra-sound, etc.) for further analysis of the tested samples. For pathological analysis, consult your local pet care provider.
 

Specification

Product Name	Giardia Ag rapid test kit
Brand	MongGo
Function	Diagnosis
Purpose	Detection of vegetative stages and cysts of giardia
Principle	Immunochromatographic assay
Specimen	canine feces
Accessories	Disposable swab and dropper
Test time	10-15 min

 

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FAQ

Q1. Can you test Giardia at home?
A1. Giardia, a common intestinal parasite, especially in puppies, can cause a myriad of unpleasant symptoms, including bloody stools, diarrhea, vomiting, and weight loss. With our test kits, you can promptly identify this invisible threat right at your home.

Q2. What is the most sensitive test for Giardia?
A2. These tests have a sensitivity of 85-98% and a specificity of 90-100%. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) techniques may detect giardia in stool samples with parasites concentrations as low as 10 parasites/100 mcL. PCR may also be a valuable tool for screening of water supplies.

Q3. How do you collect Giardia antigen?
A3. For a giardia antigen test, a stool sample or fluid from the upper part of the intestines (duodenal fluid) is tested in the lab for the presence of antigens from Giardia lamblia. This test is often done at the same time as a stool analysis.

Q4. Is Giardia easy to test for?
A5. To help diagnose giardia infection (giardiasis), your doctor is likely to test a sample of your stool. For accuracy, you may be asked to submit several stool samples collected over a period of days. The samples are then examined in a lab for the presence of parasites.

Q5. Can you test for Giardia in water?
A5. Detection of Giardia cysts is difficult and is usually not done until an individual becomes infected and is showing symptoms. Testing water for Giardia requires filtering 10 to 50 liters of water and having a trained analyst inspect the concentrated sample with a microscope.