Catalogue · Quantitative immunofluorescence · IFA-cPL
Canine Pancreatic Specific Lipase Quantitative Test
Also called canine pancreatitis test kit · cPL test for dogs · canine pancreatic lipase test
Canine Pancreatic Specific Lipase Quantitative Test is a quantitative fluorescence immunoassay for canine patients, catalogued under organ function. It returns a number rather than a line, on the benchtop immunofluorescence reader, in 3–15 min.
Specimen: Serum / plasma. Supplied as Per analyser kit, calibrated by lot with the reader's ID card, so results are comparable from visit to visit and between clinics using the same platform.
Wholesale and private-label supply to distributors, clinics and laboratories. Quotations within two working days.
Specifications
Catalogue data for Canine Pancreatic Specific Lipase Quantitative Test. Registration status and package insert language differ by market; ask for the current version for your country.
| Catalogue number | IFA-cPL |
|---|---|
| Product line | Quantitative immunofluorescence |
| Method | Quantitative FIA |
| Species | Canine |
| Disease group | Organ function |
| Specimen | Serum / plasma |
| Pack size | Per analyser kit |
| Result | 3–15 min |
How to order
- Send the catalogue number and quantity by the form, email or WhatsApp.
- Receive a consolidated quotation for this item and anything else in the catalogue.
- Trial order ships in 7 to 10 days; volume and private-label orders in 20 to 35 days.
Further reading
Where this item sits in the range, and the technical note that explains the method behind it.
Questions about Canine Pancreatic Specific Lipase Quantitative Test
Which reader does this assay need?
The benchtop immunofluorescence reader listed under analysers. Each kit lot ships with an ID card that loads the calibration curve into the reader.
Can the reader run other markers?
Yes. The same reader runs the whole immunofluorescence line: inflammation, cardiac, pancreatic, renal, hormone and infectious-disease markers.
How is the kit stored?
As printed on the carton and the package insert of each lot. Ask for the current insert for your market with the quotation.