Salbutamol (albuterol) is a β2-adrenergic receptor agonist, and has been marketed to treat bronchospasm caused by asthma or exercise, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. When added to animal feed, it can increase body muscle percentage, slow down fat deposition and promote animal growth. However, when residual salbutamol in food enters human body, it can pose immediate health risks, leading to dizziness, palpitation, anxiety, tremor, headache, vomiting, and muscle cramps. Therefore, it has been strictly prohibited to be used on farmed animals. The TriboTM salbutamol rapid test strip provides a rapid and convenient test for salbutamol with a colloidal gold immunochromatographic design. It can detect salbutamol in urine, blood serum, and animal feed of livestock and poultry either on site or in the lab, providing a fast (results shown in 10 minutes), simple, sensitive and reliable detection approach for the presence of salbutamol. The lower limit of detection (LOD) of salbutamol in the sample is 3 ng/ml (3 ppb).

Size :

• 20 strips

Features :

• Fast
• Sensitive
• Simple

Sensitivity :

• 3 ng/ml (3 ppb)

Application :

• The Tribo™ salbutamol test strip is a lateral flow strip test for rapid on-site or in-lab detection of residual salbutamol in urine, blood serum, and animal feed of livestock and poultry.

Storage conditions :

• Room Temperature Expiration Date: 12 months after manufacturing date.

Additional information

TBS11141-Salbutamol_Test_Strip_cn

TribioScience 是一家私人控股的生物技术公司，于 2010 年创立。我们的使命是让科学家在实验室的工作更轻松、更省时。我们专注于为分子生物学、生物化学、免疫学、传染病、基因治疗、神经科学、动物实验和药物开发领域的生命科学研究实验室和生物技术公司提供高质量的产品。我们的团队成员拥有超过 50 年的综合经验，我们还作为 CRO（研究合同组织）为生物技术行业和学术界提供服务。我们的动物建模服务已被用于 高排名大学的动物模型开发和体内评估。

TribioScience is a privately held biotech founded in 2010 by a group of scientists at Stanford University. Our mission is to make scientists’ jobs in the laboratory easier and less time-consuming.  We focus on offering high-quality products for life science research laboratories and biotech companies in the areas of molecular biology, biochemistry, immunology, infectious disease, gene therapy, neuroscience, animal experiment, and drug development.