Product Name: Bovine Early Pregnancy Test Strip

Product Specifications: 1 set/board × 40 boards/box

Scope of Application: Early pregnancy diagnosis for beef cattle and dairy cattle

Storage Conditions: Store at room temperature away from light

Precautions: Store at room temperature in a dry place, for one-time use

Optimal Usage Date: The estrous cycle of cattle is 21 days. Individual differences usually range from 18 to 24 days. For early pregnancy testing in breeding cows, the optimal time is to start testing on day 18 after breeding and continue for 5 consecutive days. If a negative result appears on any of these days, it indicates that the tested dairy or beef cattle are not yet pregnant, and progesterone should be at its lowest level. It is recommended to breed promptly to effectively increase the conception rate. If all 5 consecutive days of testing show positive results, it indicates that the tested cow is pregnant and should enter gestation management. Another method is to closely observe the cattle for signs of estrus starting from day 18 after breeding. If estrus is observed, test immediately. For cattle that do not show estrus, perform a test on day 24 after breeding.

How to use:

Take cow urine with a container, take out the test card and dropper from the aluminum foil bag, and use the dropper to draw up the urine.

Drop 3-4 drops into the circular sample well (S) of the test card. At this time, the urine will slowly move towards the other end of the test strip under the action of siphoning.

Observe the results within 10 minutes when one or two red lines appear in the viewing window.