Detection Limit:
• Penicillin G: 1-2 ppb
• Ampicillin: 3-4 ppb
• Amoxicillin: 3-4 ppb
• Cloxacillin: 2-5 ppb
• Oxacillin: 2-5 ppb
• Dicloxacillin: 10-18 ppb
• Nafcillin: 8-11 ppb
• Ceftiofur: 36-75 ppb
• Cephapirin*: 5-8 ppb
• Desacetyl cephapirin*: 6-15 ppb
• Cefazolin: 20-45 ppb
• Cefoperazone: 9-18 ppb
• Cephquinome: 3-7 ppb
• Cephalonium: 4-10 ppb
• Cefacetrile: 21-28 ppb
• Tetracycline: 50-100 ppb
• Doxycycline: 5-20 ppb
• Chlortetracycline: 15-50 ppb
• Oxytetracycline: 21-32 ppb
• Sulfamethazine: 23-90 ppb
• Sulfapyridine: 5-10 ppb
• Sulfamethoxazole: 1-2 ppb
• Sulfamethoxypyridazine: 3-6 ppb
• Sulfadiazine: 10-20 ppb
• Sulfamonomethoxine: 1-6 ppb
• Sulfathiazole: 0.5-1 ppb
• Sulfamerazine: 13-25 ppb
• Sulfadimethoxine: 1-8 ppb
• Sulfachloropyridazine: 0.5-2.5 ppb
• Sulfaquinoxaline: 18-32 ppb
• *MRL expressed as sum of parent and metabolite
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Quantity in a Package Amount
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96.0 Strips
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Research Areas
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Food & Agriculture
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Sample Type
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Milk
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The AuroFlow™ lateral flow test strips are designed for the detection of a broad range of antibiotics in raw, commingled cow’s milk. These rapid tests detect 14 beta-lactam antibiotics, 3 tetracyclines and 11 major sulfonamides in milk at or below EU and CODEX Maximum Residue Limits (MRL). The combo kits allow simultaneous detection of different classes of antibiotic residues. These state-of-the-art tests also use novel methods which eliminate the need for a heating block. Validation reports are available showing the efficacy of the tests in both room temperature and cold milk. The fast, simplified protocol can be seen in the next tab. For visual interpretation, when the signal at the T-line is more intense than the signal at the C-line, the milk sample is negative for presence of residues. A signal at the T-line which is equal to or less intense than the signal at the C-line indicates a contaminated milk sample.
This kit is manufactured to the international quality standard ISO 9001.
