IDEXX Laboratories is a global leader in veterinary diagnostics, software, and water testing solutions, enhancing the health and well-being of pets, people, and livestock.
IDEXX Laboratories is a multinational corporation dedicated to improving animal health and water quality through innovative diagnostic and software solutions. The company provides a comprehensive suite of in-house diagnostic instruments, reference laboratory services, and practice management software for veterinary professionals. Their product ecosystem, including the IDEXX VetLab Station, Catalyst analyzers, and SNAP tests, enables veterinarians to make confident medical decisions with real-time results.
Beyond companion animal health, IDEXX serves the livestock and poultry industries with diagnostic tests and software to monitor herd health and productivity. The company is also a worldwide leader in water testing solutions, ensuring the safety of drinking water for millions of people. IDEXX supports its hardware and assays with extensive educational resources, 24/7 customer support, and seamless integration with veterinary practice information management systems.
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On the IDEXX VetLab Station touch screen, tap the 'Gear' icon and then select 'Help and Support' to access how-to documents related to the station and connected instruments.
The recommended sample volume is 100 µL for serum or plasma (minimum 65 µL, or 300 µL if running with other slides), and 0.7 cc (700 µL) for whole blood.
No, this test is not indicated for monitoring patients receiving trilostane therapy.
Store tests in the freezer (not in the freezer door). They require no warming and can be run directly from the freezer. They can be stored at room temperature for up to 8 hours.
A red Alert icon indicates that an important action must be taken for the specific instrument. Tap the icon to view the specific alert message and follow the on-screen instructions.