HW-14002 Animal Intestinal Parasite Detection Cup

The detection cup uses a sedimentation method to collect parasite eggs, leveraging a unique cup design and patented solution formula to efficiently enrich parasite eggs in animal feces, significantly improving egg detection rates.
Detection Method: Sedimentation Egg Collection Method
Mix collected feces with solution.
Invert the detection cup for 15 minutes to allow sedimentation.
Extract the enriched parasite eggs from the cup's opening for microscopic examination.
Features:
Enriches parasite eggs, improving detection rates
Can enrich eggs of various intestinal parasites such as nematodes, tapeworms, flukes, whipworms, and coccidia
Identifies parasite egg types and infection levels
Effectively guides targeted clinical treatment
Common preventive deworming medications are broad-spectrum; animals infected with parasites like coccidia require targeted treatment after diagnosis
Applications:
Household sampling for laboratory testing
Clinical testing in animal hospitals
Large animal farms
Dog and cat breeding bases
Third-party testing organizations
School teaching laboratories
Police dog bases
Veterinary laboratories in zoos