ANAPLASMA Test for Dogs – A. phagocytophilum Ab Rapid At-Home Test Kit LFIA

This test requires a dog’s serum, plasma, or whole blood sample.
You will need 2 drops of the specimen.

Each kit contains:

• Test cassette
• 40-μL disposable dropper
• 10-μL disposable dropper
• Centrifuge tube
• Buffer liquid tube
• Instructions Leaflet (one for every 10 tests)
• Color box packaging (one for every 10 tests)

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE:

100-pack includes:
– 100 sealed test cassettes
– 100 40-μL disposable droppers (inside the sealed cassette pouch)
– 100 10-μL disposable droppers (packed in pouches of 10)
– 100 centrifuge tubes (packed in pouches of 10)
– 100 buffer liquid tubes (packed in boxes of 10)
– 10 instruction leaflets (one for every 10 tests)
– 10 color box packages (one for every 10 tests)

50-pack includes:
– 50 sealed test cassettes
– 50 40-μL disposable droppers (inside the sealed cassette pouch)
– 50 10-μL disposable droppers (packed in pouches of 10)
– 50 centrifuge tubes (packed in pouches of 10)
– 50 buffer liquid tubes (packed in boxes of 10)
– 5 instruction leaflets (one for every 10 tests)
– 5 color box packages (one for every 10 tests)

20-pack includes:
– 20 sealed test cassettes
– 20 40-μL disposable droppers (inside the sealed cassette pouch)
– 20 10-μL disposable droppers (packed in pouches of 10)
– 20 centrifuge tubes (packed in pouches of 10)
– 20 buffer liquid tubes (packed in boxes of 10)
– 2 instruction leaflets (one for every 10 tests)
– 2 color box packages (one for every 10 tests)

You will need syringes to collect the blood. The test kit does NOT include blood collection equipment.

The test can be performed with or without a centrifuge:

• If using whole blood, you will only need a syringe.
• If using serum or plasma, you will need a syringe and a centrifuge.

1. Read the instructions carefully before starting the test.
2. Collect a blood sample from your dog (syringes are NOT included). You can use whole blood directly as a sample. Alternatively, you can centrifuge whole blood to obtain plasma or place it in a tube with anticoagulants to obtain serum. Once the sample is ready, the Anaplasma test takes just 10–15 minutes to complete.
3. Prepare the test: Remove the test cassette from the foil pouch and place it on a flat surface.
4. Mix the sample: Use the enclosed narrow-tip 10-μL dropper to add 2 drops of the specimen (serum, plasma, or whole blood) into the buffer liquid tube.
   Close the tube and shake well to mix.
5. Apply the sample to the test cassette: Open the tube and use the enclosed wide-tip 40-μL dropper to place 3 drops into the S (sample) window on the cassette.
6. Wait 5–10 minutes and read the results.

The test is valid for 16 months or longer from the date of purchase.

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