World First IVD Creative Test Pattern---Sealing Tube Test Strip for Veterinary Diagnostic

Generally speaking, in vitro diagnostics (IVD) tests are considered medical devices. They may be reagents, techniques, instruments, or a combination of these used in vitro for the examination of specimens such as blood, urine, or tissue with the goal of obtaining a diagnosis from assays in a controlled environment outside a living organism.

In IVD tests, one of the important things is that it is inevitable that there will be risks of leakage or pollution in the process of specimen collection, testing, or in the treatment of medical waste. The sealing tube test combines sampling and test strips in the locking tube to create a "sample=test" model. It locks active virus from the specimen in the tube by a unique safe solution in the world.

The sealing tube can combine various veterinary rapid test strips for easy and safe testing in veterinary diagnostic rapid tests. Quicking sealing tube tests now include single tests such as Canine Distemper Virus antigen test (CDV ag), Canine Parvovirus antigen (CPV ag), Giardia ag, Canine Heartworm antigen (CHW AG), Feline Panleucopenia Virus antigen (FPV Ag), Feline Calicivirus antigen (FCV Ag) etc., and combined dual tests such as CDV+CPV, CPV+CCV, FIV+FELV etc.

With the sealing tube test, you no longer need to drop the specimen solution, as its speed and drop number will significantly affect the test signal. You only need to stand the tube on its cap, and the test strip will automatically start its migration and reaction. Just wait for the signal to appear.

The sealing tube test solves the problem of leakage, thus ensuring the safety of operators, protecting the environment, and also completely saving the test samples.