Support & Downloads
Migibio provides comprehensive technical documentation and support for our veterinary diagnostic equipment and rapid test reagents.
Instructions for Use (IFU)
Each Migibio test kit ships with a printed Instructions for Use. Electronic copies are available on request through our technical support team, ensuring your clinic always has the latest version.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
We provide SOP templates to help veterinary laboratories standardise sample collection, test execution, quality control, and result interpretation across all Migibio analyzers and reagent panels.
Video Tutorials
Step-by-step video guides cover:
- Analyzer setup and calibration
- ID chip reading and standard-curve loading
- Sample collection and preparation
- Test execution (Standard and Quick modes)
- Result interpretation and printing
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which analyzers are compatible with Migibio reagents?
A: All Migibio canine and feline fluorescence test reagents are compatible with the FIA680 and FIA880 immunofluorescence analyzers.
Q: How should test kits be stored?
A: Store kits at 4–30℃ until the expiration date. Operate tests at 18–28℃ after opening the device, and complete testing within 30 minutes of opening the pouch.
Q: What sample types are accepted?
A: Most kits accept serum or plasma (EDTA anticoagulant recommended). Refer to the specific IFU for each analyte.
Q: How do I obtain a quote or place an order?
A: Contact our sales team (Contact: Martin.Wong) via WhatsApp at +86 13323237275 or email [email protected]. You may also use the contact form on our Contact Us page.
Q: What is the difference between antigen and antibody tests?
A: Antigen tests detect the pathogen itself and indicate active infection; antibody tests detect the immune response and indicate exposure or immunity. See Antigen vs. Antibody Testing.
Q: How do I ensure reliable, reproducible results?
A: Follow the IFU precisely, run built-in controls with every test, store reagents correctly, and track lot numbers. For a complete programme, see Veterinary Laboratory Quality Control.
Q: Which analyzer should I choose for my practice?
A: The single-channel FIA680 suits low-to-moderate volume, while the multi-channel FIA880 suits high-volume hospitals. See How to Choose a Veterinary Immunofluorescence Analyzer.
Request Documentation
For IFU, SOP, or video access, please contact our support team and include your clinic or company name and the product catalog number.