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BTSQ Beta-lactams, Tetracyclines, Sulfonamides and Quinolones 4in1 Combo rapid test strip

  • Aug 27, 2026   Anon


Beta-lactams, Tetracyclines, Sulfonamides and Quinolones 4in1 Combo rapid test strip

Catalogue No.: LSY-20104

1. Brief

The Beta-lactams, Tetracyclines, Sulfonamides and Quinolones Combo rapid test strip, based on Colloidal gold immunochromatography assay method, is used for testing Beta-lactams, Tetracyclines, Sulfonamides and Quinolones residues in dairy products quickly.

2. Specifications

(1) 8microwells and 8 dipsticks in one bottle      12 bottles / kit.

(2) Instruction                       1 piece

3. Principle

The Beta-lactams, Tetracyclines, Sulfonamides and Quinolones Combo rapid test strip is based on competitive inhibition immuno-chromatographic principle. When the antibiotics residue in sample is higher than or equal to the detection limit, it will combine with labeled antibody, then inhibit the combination between colloidal gold antibody coated antigen on T line, making T line lighter than C line or T line invisible or T line has same color with C line. Otherwise, T line is darker than C line. No matter whether there is antibiotics residue in sample, C line is visible.

4. Application

Dairy products: fresh milk, pasteurized milk, pure cow/goat milk, whole milk powder (dissolve 1g of milk powder in 9ml of pure water and mix thoroughly)

5. Detection limit (See Tablet 1)

6. Operation procedures

1) Read the manual carefully before testing, return test strips and milk sample into room temperature before use.

2) Take bottles needed from the kit package, take out required microwells, making proper marks, Please use it in 1 hour. Seal the cap of the bottles, avoid moisture.

3) Use Micro-pipette to take 200ul of the samples into the microwells, then repeatedly absorb for 5 times, mix the sample with the reagent in the microwells completely until no solid judged by eyes (this is a very important step).

4) Incubate at (40±2) for 5min, then insert the strip into micro-well, put the end with MAX down into the liquid.

5) Insert the strip into the liquid for 5min, then read the result.

7. Test Result Interpretation

Color depth comparison of  T line and C line

Result judgment

Result analysis

T line > C line

Negative

antibiotics residue is lower than detection limit in sample

T line = C line

Weak positive

antibiotics residue is equal to detection limit in sample

T line < C line or T line is invisible

Positive

antibiotics residue is higher than detection limit in sample

C line is invisible

Invalid

The test dipstick is invalid, test again


8. Results picture show

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9. Precautions

1) This product is suitable for pure milk of cattle and sheep and raw milk.

2) Test dipsticks and micro-wells are disposable,do not use test dipsticks out of date.

3) Please seal the bottle after taking out required test dipsticks. If can not use all 8 microwells at once, cup the rest and put it back to bottle and sealed.

4) Do not touch the white membrane surface in the middle of test dipsticks, avoid sunlight and fan blowing directly.

5) Store milk sample in cold, no more than 3 days.

6) Milk samples should be fully liquid without any agglomeration, sour and precipitation. Stir milk sample to even before test.

7) For milk sample with high fat content, chromatography is slow, recommending extension the second step for another 1 min.

8) Use the test dipsticks testing again for positive results.

10. Safety performance and garbage disposal

This product's test strips and packaging are non-toxic and harmless. After use, they should be disposed of as dry waste.

11. Storage and expiry date

Storage:  Store at 2-8  in sealed, dry, and dark place, no frozen. 

Expiry date: 12 months; date of production is on box.

Shenzhen Lvshiyuan Biotechnology Co., Ltd 

D Building, National Biological Industrial Park of Marinelife, No.2 Binhai Road, Dapeng, Shenzhen, 518120 China

Tel. 86-755-28438788/86-18165709090   

Fax 86-755-28938800

Email:  info@lsybt.com   

www.lsybt.com

Tablet 1

β-lactams

Detection limit

(ppb)

Sulfonamides

Detection limit

(ppb)

Quinolones

Detection limit

(ppb)

Tetracyclines

Detection limit

(ppb)

Penicillin G

2~4

Sulfadiazine (SD or SDZ)

3-5

Enrofloxacin

2-3

Tetracycline

5-10

Amoxicillin

2~3

Sulfamerazine (SM1)

3-5

Ciprofloxacin

2-3

Oxytetracycline

5-10

Ampicillin

2~3

Sulfamonomethoxine (SMM)

2-3

Norfloxacin

2-3

Chlortetracycline

5-10

Oxacillin

5~7

Sulfadimethoxypyrimidine

3-5

Pefloxaein

2-3

Doxycycline

8-10

Cloxacillin

4~6

Sulfathiazole(ST)

5-8

Sarafloxacin

2-3



Piperacillin

6~8

Sulfamethoxypyridazine (SMP)

8-10

Ofloxacin

2-3



Nafcillin

15~25

Sulfaquinoxaline(SQX)

25-30

Danofloxacin

2-4



Dicloxacillin

6~8

Sulfamethoxazole (SMZ)

10-15

Flumequine

2-3



Cefquinome

8~15

Sulfamethazine(SM2)

5-8

Enoxacin

3-5



Cefalotin

30~40

Sulfamethoxydiazine(SMD)

2-3

Lomefloxacin

2-3



Cefazolin

40~50

Sulfafurazole(SIZ)

30-40

Marbofloxacin

3-5



Cephalonium

8~10

Sulfalen

20-25

Nadifloxacin

3-5



Cefacetrile

20~30

Sulfachloropyridazine (SCPA)

10-15

Bifloxacin

3-5



Cefoperazone

3~5

Sulfapyridine

50-60

Cinoxacin

5-8



Cephapirin

8~10

Sulfadimoxine (SDM2)

20-30

Oxolinic Acid

2-3



Ceftiofur

60~100

Sulfacetamide

50-60