SNAP FOAL IGG TEST 1u

• 1 bottle of sample diluent. Preserved with ProClinTM 150.
• 1 bottle of anti-equine IgG conjugate. Preserved with ProClinTM 150.
• 1 SNAP Foal IgG device (containing substrate solution and wash solution)
• 2 sample loops

Quick and Accurate Detection of Neonate IgG Levels is Critical.

• Low levels of IgG can lead to bacterial infections, arthritis, pneumonia and enteritis.
• Up to 25% of foals may have low levels of IgG.1
• Foals have only 24 hours after birth to absorb immunoglobulins from the colostrum.
• Delayed test results necessitate costly intravenous delivery of immunoglobulins.
• If left untreated, defenseless foals may die.

• Kit reagents and devices must be at 18–25°C when used.
• Whole blood, serum or plasma can be used.
• Whole blood must be anticoagulated with EDTA or heparin, and can be used either fresh or refrigerated at 2–8°C for up to one week.
• Serum or plasma can be used fresh or stored at 2–8°C for up to 7 days.
• Hemolyzed samples will not affect results. EDTA or heparin in whole-blood and plasma samples will not affect results.