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| Product Name | Bovine PAG Early Pregnancy Rapid Test Cassette |
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| Product Overview | The Bovine PAG Early Pregnancy Rapid Test Cassette is a portable cattle reproduction screening kit designed to detect pregnancy-associated glycoproteins in bovine serum. Testing can begin from approximately 28 days after breeding or artificial insemination. The cassette provides a clear visual C-line and T-line result in approximately 15 minutes without requiring a specialized analytical instrument. Each individual kit includes the test cassette and disposable blood-sampling accessories, making it suitable for dairy farms, beef cattle farms, breeding centers and veterinary reproductive management. |
| Product Gallery | Product gallery views can include the pregnancy test cassette, blood collection needle, blood collection tube, disposable dropper, individual sealed test package, result interpretation diagram and 20-test master package. |
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| Working Principle | Pregnancy-associated glycoproteins are produced in association with the bovine placenta and become detectable in blood during pregnancy. The rapid test uses an immunochromatographic reaction to detect PAGs in the prepared serum sample. As the sample migrates through the test membrane, the control and test zones generate visible lines according to the presence of the target marker. The test is intended for reproductive screening. Results should be considered together with breeding records and confirmed by repeat testing, ultrasound or veterinary examination when appropriate. |
| Technical Specifications |
Testing is not recommended within approximately one month after calving or abortion because residual pregnancy-associated markers may affect interpretation. Always follow the instructions supplied with the production batch. |
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| Product FAQ |
Q: How early can cattle be tested? Q: What sample does this test use? Q: How long does the test take? Q: How is a positive result interpreted? Q: How is a negative result interpreted? Q: What does an invalid result look like? Q: Can the test be used immediately after calving? Q: Does this test replace ultrasound pregnancy diagnosis? |




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