No additional equipment required. Minimal training required.
Trusted Serological Testing.
Right in Your Clinic.
ELISA Based Antibody Testing
ImmunoComb® is a point-of-care serological platform designed to detect specific antibodies in blood and serum samples. Based on Dot-ELISA (Dot Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay) technology, ImmunoComb® delivers reliable, semi-quantitative antibody results directly in your clinic.
Benefits
True Point-of-Care Testing
Fast Turnaround
Results in approximately 23 minutes
High Sensitivity & Specificity
Performance validated in comparison to recognized gold-standard reference standards
Semi-Quantitative Results
More informative than qualitative tests.
Cost-Effective
Ideal for routine in-clinic diagnostics
Streamlined Automation Available
Optional automated accessories (RoboComb+, CombCam, Plate Warmer) reduce hands-on time and eliminate subjective result interpretation
Applications
Diagnosis
IgM tests detect early infections; IgG tests support identification of mid- to late-stage infections
Screening
Distinguish exposed from unexposed animals to support disease control programs
Monitoring
Decreasing antibody levels alongside clinical improvement supports treatment effectiveness
Available Kits
Canine Parvovirus &
Distemper Virus IgM
Serum/plasma or whole blood
Canine Ehrlichia canis IgG
Serum/plasma or whole blood
Canine Leptospira IgG
Serum/plasma or whole blood
Canine Brucella IgG
Serum/plasma or whole blood
Feline Toxoplasma gondii / Feline Chlamydia psittaci IgG
Serum/plasma or whole blood
Feline Corona Virus (FIP) IgG
Serum/plasma or whole blood
How to Use ImmunoComb®
Step
1
Collect the Sample
Obtain 10 µL of whole blood or 5 µL of serum/plasma.
Step
2
Perform the Test
Apply the sample to the first well and proceed through the 6-step incubation process using the reagent wells. Obtain results in 23 minutes.
Step
3
Interpret the Results
Compare the sample spot color to the reference scale, or use the CombCam for automated, objective evaluation of antibody levels
Additional Equipment – Automate Your Workflow
RoboComb+ – Automated Operation
A hands-free incubation device designed specifically for VacciCheck and ImmunoComb testing protocols, ensuring precise timing and consistent results.
CombCam – Digital Result Interpretation
Provides objective, automated reading of ImmunoComb results, eliminating subjectivity and enhancing accuracy.
Plate Warmer – Streamlined Preparation
Reduces plate warming time prior to testing, helping to optimize and accelerate your workflow.
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FAQ
1.How long does an ImmunoComb test take from start to finish?
The complete ImmunoComb procedure takes approximately 23 minutes, following a simple step-by-step incubation process through the reagent wells.
2.What diseases can be tested with ImmunoComb kits?
ImmunoComb kits are available for a range of infectious diseases in dogs and cats, including Parvovirus, Distemper, Ehrlichia canis, Leptospira, Brucella canis, Toxoplasma gondii, Chlamydia psittaci, Feline Coronavirus (FIP), and others, depending on the specific kit.
3.What type of results does ImmunoComb provide?
ImmunoComb provides semi-quantitative antibody results based on color intensity comparison to a reference scale, allowing clinicians to assess relative antibody levels rather than a simple positive/negative result.
4.What samples are required for testing?
ImmunoComb tests require a small sample volume- 10 µL of whole blood or 5 µL of serum or plasma.
5.Do I need special equipment to run ImmunoComb?
No additional laboratory equipment is required. The test is fully self-contained. Optional accessories such as RoboComb® (automated incubation) and CombCam® (digital result interpretation) are available to enhance workflow and consistency.
6.Where can ImmunoComb tests be performed?
ImmunoComb tests can be performed in veterinary clinics, hospitals, and small laboratories. The system is designed for in-clinic use without the need for external lab support.
7.How accurate is ImmunoComb?
ImmunoComb demonstrates high sensitivity and specificity and has been independently validated in comparative studies against established reference laboratory methods.
8.How should ImmunoComb kits be stored?
Kits should be kept refrigerated at 2–8 °C (35–46 °F) when not in use, and brought to room temperature before testing.
9.How should samples be stored before testing?
Fresh whole blood should be refrigerated if used within a day. Serum/plasma can be refrigerated for up to three days or frozen for longer storage. Bring to room temperature before testing.