overview

Quinolones (QNS) rapid detection test strips have the characteristics of convenience, speed, and sensitivity, and are suitable for on-site large-scale sample detection. The test strip contains antigens pre fixed in the nitrocellulose membrane testing area (T) and II antibodies in the control area (C). The gold labeled antibody in the micropores was dissolved in milk sample and incubated at 50 ℃ for 3 minutes. The test strip was inserted into the gold labeled micropores and reacted for 5 minutes. Compare the color depth of T and C zones to determine the interpretation results. Regardless of the presence or absence of quinolones in the sample, a purple red band will appear in the C region.

Detection limit:goats ' milk

Enrofloxacin 0.8 ppb/ciprofloxacin .............. 0.8 ppb

Dafloxacin 0.8 ppb/Flumequine .............. 1.0 ppb

Salafloxacin 2.0 ppb/difloxacin .............. 2.0 ppb

Norfloxacin 0.6 ppb/Lomofloxacin .............. 1.5 ppb

Peofloxacin 0.7 ppb/ofloxacin .............. 1.5 ppb

Enrofloxacin ...... 1.0 ppb/Mabofloxacin .............. 4.0 ppb

Quinic acid 3.5 ppb/Fleroxacin .............. 2.0 ppb

Levofloxacin .......... 0.7 ppb

Detection steps

Please refer to the product manual for details

Preservation and stability

Store in a dry place at 20 ± 5 ℃, do not freeze, and avoid direct sunlight.

The validity period of this test strip is 12 months, and the production date can be found in the packaging box.

precautions

Do not mix test strips and gold labeled micropores from different batch numbers.

Delay in inserting and removing the test strip into and out of the gold labeled micropores should be avoided to ensure consistent incubation time for each sample.

After opening the test strip, use it immediately within 1 hour.

This test strip is a disposable product, please do not reuse it.

If expired, damaged, or contaminated test strips are found during purchase, please replace them at the place of purchase.

This test strip is only used for initial screening, and the final result shall be confirmed by the instrument method.