Hello to a faster,
pet-friendly approach to healthcare.
Experience smoother diagnostic workflows.
Obtain numerical results in minutes.
With on-the-spot testing capabilities, ensure swift and efficient care for your animal patients.
Empower your veterinary practice with immediate results, making informed decisions right when they matter most.
Utilizing real-time data, nurture improved health for all the animals under your care.
Competitive technology for speed and accuracy.
Labmaster's rapid veterinary tests are performed using the portable Labmaster LUCIA™ Vet Analyzer. Based on accurate and cost-effective proprietory technology, our point-of-care diagnostics allow for testing of whole blood, serum and plasma samples, producing a numerical result within minutes.
We are constantly developing new tests for our Labmaster LUCIA™ veterinary product family. Our commitment is to equip veterinary practices with instantaneous insights through point-of-care testing, facilitating informed decisions precisely when they are essential.
Equine SAA test is an in vitro veterinary diagnostic test for the quantitative determination of Equine Serum Amyloid A (eSAA) from whole blood to assess infection and inflammation status in horses.
Fibrinogen test is an in vitro veterinary test for the quantitative deteremination of fibrinogen from horse whole blood and plasma to assess infection and inflammation status in horses.
Foal IgG test is an in vitro veterinary diagnostic test for the quantitative determination of determination of Immunoglobulin G (IgG) from foal whole blood to assess failure of transfer of passive immunity (FPT, FTPI).
Canine CRP test is an in vitro veterinary diagnostic test for the quantitative determination of C-reactive protein (CRP) from dog whole blood. The test is intended for use as an aid in detecting acute infection as well as in monitoring systemic inflammation and treatment response.
Feline SAA test is an in vitro veterinary diagnostic test for the quantitative determination of Serum Amyloid A (SAA) from cat whole blood. The test is intended for use as an aid in detecting acute infection as well as in monitoring systemic inflammation and treatment response.
Why rapid testing?
Rapid or point-of-care (POC) diagnostics reduces costs and improves patient experience as it is performed at the point of care, such as the veterinarian's office, care facility, animal clinic or stable. The ability to perform rapid testing outside laboratories facilitates the diagnostic process and the early steps of beginning treatment. Rapid testing is also highly beneficial for early detection of disease and monitoring treatment.
The test procedure is easy, as you can see on this video of performing the Labmaster LUCIA™ Equine SAA test.
We are happy to arrange for an online demonstration on the test procedure and the LUCIA Vet platform.
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COO Tony Wahlroos
+358 40 0953 873