Overview

Gastrointestinal issues are a common concern for felines, often requiring urgent diagnosis and treatment. The FlashDx Feline GI Panel 1.0 is designed to meet these challenges head-on, offering veterinary professionals a fast, accurate, and highly efficient diagnostic solution. Utilizing state-of-the-art SPRT (Semi-Solid Phase Real-Time PCR) technology, this panel provides results in less than an hour with minimal hands-on time.

Key Features

• Cutting-Edge SPRT Technology: Unlike traditional PCR, SPRT reduces sample preparation time and contamination risks. It also allows simultaneous analysis of multiple gene targets, specifically the FPV VP2 gene and the FCov N gene.
• On-Demand Testing: Say goodbye to batching requirements. The FlashDx Feline GI Panel 1.0 can process samples as they arrive, making it particularly useful for emergency scenarios. The minimum batch size is one, providing the utmost flexibility.
• Streamlined Sample Collection and Processing: An anal/rectal swab is all you need. Transport the sample in universal transport media (UTM/VTM) or saline solution (0.9%). The panel’s fully automated and integrated sample extraction process eliminates the need for precision pipetting, reducing human error.
• Swift Turnaround Time: Traditional diagnostic tests can take hours or even days. Our panel drastically shortens this timeframe, providing results in less than one hour. Hands-on time per sample is approximately one minute.
• Quality Control and Storage: An internal process control system ensures the highest quality standards throughout testing. The kit can be stored at a temperature between 2-8°C, adding convenience to any lab environment.

Conclusion

The FlashDx Feline GI Panel 1.0 is not just another diagnostic kit; it is a game-changer in the field of feline gastrointestinal diagnostics. It blends cutting-edge technology, simplified processes, and swift results to offer an unparalleled diagnostic solution. Ideal for veterinarians and laboratory professionals seeking quick, reliable data for effective treatment plans, this panel is a testament to the capabilities of modern veterinary science.