Evidence
Independent evidence, not our own marketing
Seven studies and case reports on the isothermal line. A peer-reviewed publication, a field validation carried out in Thailand, and clinical case work including one dog misdiagnosed by a lateral-flow rapid test and resolved by molecular testing.
They were produced by the manufacturer's partners and academic collaborators, not by us. We host them so you can forward a link instead of an attachment when a customer asks how you know it works.
Comparative performance vs. a reference method
Dirofilaria immitis / D. repens
Point-of-care isothermal detection compared against an established heartworm test.
PDF · 1 page →Clinical case report
Heartworm
A dog misdiagnosed with heartworm by a lateral-flow rapid test, resolved by molecular testing.
PDF · 2 pages →Point-of-care validation study
Feline & canine parvovirus (FPV / CPV)
Isothermal loop-mediated amplification evaluated for chairside parvovirus detection.
PDF · 10 pages →Field validation
Ehrlichia
Independent field validation carried out in Thailand.
PDF · 10 pages →Peer-reviewed publication, 2025
Molecular point-of-care testing
Received October 2025, revised November 2025, with named academic editors.
PDF · 16 pages →Point-of-care validation study
Feline calicivirus (FCV)
Isothermal loop-mediated amplification evaluated for chairside FCV detection.
PDF · 8 pages →Point-of-care validation study
Feline & canine coronavirus (FCoV / CCoV)
Isothermal loop-mediated amplification evaluated for chairside coronavirus detection.
PDF · 8 pages →All 7 documents are hosted here permanently · See the 17 cards →
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