Description
Appointment

The immunochromatographic express test is intended for qualitative one-step detection of Toxoplasma antigen (Toxo Ag) in feces or blood serum. During the analysis: 5-10 minutes

The principle of action

The device has a test window where there is an invisible T-test zone and a control zone. When the test sample is introduced into the sample well, the liquid will move in a transverse direction on the surface of the test. If an antigen is present in the test sample, a colored strip will appear in the T test zone. A colored strip in the control zone should always appear after the introduction of the sample, which indicates the correctness of the analysis.

Composition of the set

1 foil bag (in which there is a cassette, a pipette, a desiccant)
1 vial with buffer for analysis
1 centrifuge tube
Instruction
Analysis procedure

Remove the cassette from the bag and lay it horizontally.
Collect fresh animal feces on a cotton swab.
Insert the swab into the vial of assay buffer, leave for one minute to ensure sample extraction.
Pipette 3 drops of the test sample into the sample window.
When using serum, dilute it 1:3 with sample buffer and place 3 drops in the sample window
Taking into account the results after 5-10 minutes. The result after 10 minutes is not valid.
Interpretation of results

Positive: the presence of two colored lines, both in the control zone and in the T test zone, and regardless of the intensity of the color of the test line, the result of the analysis will be considered positive.

Negative: presence of one painted line FROM the control zone.

Invalid: no painted line in the control area. Even if there is a painted line in the test T zone.

Storage

Store at temperature (2-30 ° C). Do not freeze. Avoid direct sunlight. Expiry date (18 months). The date of manufacture is indicated on the package.

Reservation

Follow the instructions for best results.
Do not open the foil bag with the test until you perform the test.
Do not use tests that have expired.
The components of this kit have passed quality control.
Note

The result of the analysis is considered in combination with clinical signs by a veterinarian. For a more accurate analysis, use PCR.