Antibiotics / Beta agonists

Kits for the detection of antibiotics, mycotoxins, and histamine allow analyses within the scope of food quality control. They include rapid tests or ELISA.

Kits for antibiotic residue detection

The immunoenzymatic kits allow quantitative and semi-quantitative detection of a range of antibiotic residues, including chloramphenicol, nitrofurans (AOZ, AMOZ, AHD, SEM), quinolones, streptomycin, sulfonamides, and tetracycline. Food products such as seafood, milk, honey, meat, and eggs can be tested.

Kits for beta-agonist detection

The immunoenzymatic kits allow quantitative and semi-quantitative detection of residual levels of beta-agonist drugs (clenbuterol, ractopamine, and salbutamol). Samples to be analyzed include meat and feed.

Kits for melamine detection

The immunoenzymatic kits allow quantitative and semi-quantitative detection of residual melamine in milk and milk-based powdered products.

ELISA Kit Antibiotic residues

Rapid test

Immunoenzymatic Lateral Flow Tests – Rapid Tests for Antibiotics and Melamine Detection

Qualitative determination, results in a few minutes, visual reading. The rapid tests are designed to allow food industry operators to reliably detect the presence of contaminants in food matrices.

Immunoenzymatic ELISA Tests – ELISA Tests for Antibiotics, Beta-Agonists, and Melamine Detection

They are based on the interaction between a specific antibody for the target molecule and the molecule itself, detecting the reaction with an enzyme that produces a signal measurable with an optical reader.