Quick P4 Equine is the beginning of a Revolution in On-site Progesterone Analysis for Equines.
A Diagnostic Cube Reader Machine is programmed with sophisticated calculations (similar to those used in Automated Radio-Immuno Assay Machines).
√ Progesterone Numbers (ng/mL) for Equine Plasma in 15 minutes.
√ Room Temperature Stable
√ Shelf Life 1-2 yrs
√ Quick P4 measures only progesterone ( & NOT any synthetic progesterone Regumate).
√ Avoid excess Regumate Supplementation - by knowing the Progesterone


To maintain a healthy pregnancy, ~ 4+ ng/ml progesterone is required. Measuring progesterone helps determine where the mare is in her cycle and allows planning most effective reproductive program.
Knowing the progesterone number allows
√ Diagnosis of a functional or persistent corpus luteum (CL)
√ Effective use of prostaglandin or progesterone treatment
√ Monitoring the progesterone during pregnancy
For the ~ first 90 days of the pregnancy, progesterone is produced by the CL (corpus luteum) in the ovary. Later in the pregnancy progesterone is produced from the placenta.


*Data from MS Thesis, Swanand R. Sathe, Univ. IL, 2012
It is very important to measure Foal IgG levels soon after birth (12-24 hrs old).
Up to 20% of Newborn Foals have partial or total failure of IgG passive transfer from the mare due to premature lactation, malabsorption, or low IgG levels in the mare’s colostrum.
√ Get On-site, accurate IgG numbers in 10 min
using a small Cube reader and Calibration Card
√ No Refrigeration (environmentally friendly)
√ 2+ yr Shelf Life


The Cube Reader with the Calibration card calculates the IgG concentration based on the Test and Control Line intensities.
The Calibration Card includes a Lot-specific Standard Curve with 5-10 standards.
SAA-ChekTM is a rapid, lateral flow test. It delivers quantitative results from a small whole blood, serum or plasma sample in as little as 10 minutes- no laboratory required. Ideal for use at the barn, on the track, or in the field.
Serum Amyloid A (SAA) is an acute phase protein and one of the most sensitive biomarkers of inflammation in horses. During infection, injury, or surgical stress, SAA levels can rise dramatically - up to, 1,000 fold- within 24-48 hours. Unlike other markers, SAA returns to baseline rapidly once the condition resolves, making it an ideal monitor for tracking treatment response and recovery.
√ Number Results in 10 Minutes with 10 μL whole blood
√ Room Temperature Stable
√ 2 yr Shelf Life

