Effective Results With the Antibiotic Milk Test - Labtek Services
                     Effective Results With The
Antibiotic Milk Test
The Rapid BT Antibiotic Milk Test results in 6 minutes using the IRIS. Meanwhile, when 
finished, the Broad Spectrum Test Eclipse 4G & COMET4 reads the color change and 
automatically sends the result via email. The test time is only 2.5 hours.
Antibiotic Milk Testing
The Antibiotic Milk Test is critical to make sure antibiotics do not enter the food chain and 
meet stringent government and industry guidelines. Determining that an animal is free of 
antibiotics following treatment is essential to allowing that animal back into the food chain.
The EU has set Maximum Residue Levels (MRLs), which must be adhered to for any milk 
not meeting these guidelines.
Generally, it is the farmer's or processor's responsibility to test on-site individual cows and 
tankers for traces of antibiotics to prevent antibiotics from entering the food chain.
Rapid And Broad-Spectrum Antibiotic Milk Test
There are two different types of antibiotic tests: RAPID and Broad Spectrum.
● Popular broad-spectrum tests include DELVOTEST SP NT, DELVOTEST T, and 
ZEULAB Eclipse 3G and 4G.
● Rapid tests: BETASTAR, AUROFLOW, BIOEASY, and ZEULAB BT SCAN.
How quickly a result is required will often determine which type of test is used, with broad-
spectrum testing recommended to be confident no antibiotics are present in the milk. Rapid 
tests generally detect the most widely used antibiotics, beta-lactams and tetracyclines.
LABTEK Services are distributors for the ZEULAB range, which offers unique 
incubator and test strip/vial reader technology to provide 
● Rapid BT antibiotic test results in 6 minutes using the IRIS and a
● Broad Spectrum Test Eclipse 4G and COMET4, which reads the colour change and 
automatically sends the result via email when finished, Test Time: only 2.5 hours
The antibiotic milk test is critical to make sure antibiotics do not enter the food chain and 
meet stringent government and industry guidelines. Determining that an animal is free of 
antibiotics following treatment is essential to allowing that animal back into the food chain.
The EU has set Maximum Residue Levels (MRLs), which must be adhered to for any milk 
not meeting these guidelines.
Generally, it is the farmer's or processor's responsibility to test on-site individual cows and 
tankers for traces of antibiotics to prevent antibiotics from entering the food chain.
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