A Diagnostic Cube Reader Machine is programmed with sophisticated calculations using a standard curve to calculate concentration from the sample test and control lines.
√ Progesterone Numbers (ng/mL) for Equine Plasma is obtained in 15 minutes.
√ Room Temperature Stable
√ Shelf Life 1-2 yrs
√ Quick P4 measures only natural progesterone ( & NOT any synthetic 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.
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.
*Article from MS Thesis, Swanand R. Sathe, Univ. IL, 2012
IgG levels of all foals should be routinely measured when they are about 12 to 24 hours old.
Foals are born with no circulating antibodies (IgG) and must receive adequate antibodies from the mare's colostrum. Up to 25% of newborn foals have low IgG levels, placing them at high risk for infection, serious illness, or death.
Low IgG may result from premature lactation, poor suckling, malabsorption, or lowquality colostrum. The Immuno-Chek™ Foal IgG is a horse-side measurement test that offers information about foal’s IgG level.
Rapid identification of low IgG is critical for initiating early treatment in foals with insufficient circulating antibodies.
√ 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-Chek™ 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

