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The Reichert Digital Vet360-Chek Brochure

The Reichert Digital Vet360-Chek Brochure

The Reichert Digital Vet360-Chek Brochure

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Overview: The Reichert Vet360-Chek is a digital refractometer designed specifically for veterinary use, offering accurate and precise measurements for various animal urine specific gravity (USG) and serum protein concentration. It is compact, dependable, and utilizes digital technology for enhanced accuracy.
Key Features:
  • Four measurement scales: Canine USG, Feline USG, Large Animal USG, and Serum Protein Concentration.
  • Automatic Temperature Compensation for accurate readings.
  • 5-digit LCD screen with results displayed in seconds.
  • Over 10,000 measurements powered by 2 AAA batteries.
  • Compact design with a detachable neck lanyard.
Applications: Suitable for small and large animal veterinary practices, particularly useful in diagnosing equine dehydration and peritonitis.
Equine Dehydration: The Vet360-Chek provides a reliable method for monitoring dehydration in horses, which is critical due to the demanding conditions of performance and show horses. Traditional methods like the "Skin Pinch" are less reliable, making the Vet360-Chek a valuable tool for accurate monitoring.
Diagnosing Peritonitis: The refractometer aids in diagnosing equine peritonitis by evaluating abdominal fluid for nucleated cell count, bacterial growth, and protein concentration. It provides quick and accurate readings, crucial for immediate decision-making in severe cases.
Specifications:
  • Measurement Method: Digital Refractometer
  • Canine USG Range/Accuracy: 1.000 to 1.060/0.005 USG
  • Feline USG Range/Accuracy: 1.000 to 1.090/0.005 USG
  • Large Animal USG Range/Accuracy: 1.000 to 1.061/0.005 USG
  • Serum Protein Range/Accuracy: 2.5 to 15.0/0.1 g/100mL
  • Calibration: Distilled Water
  • Automatic Temperature Compensation: 68°F (20°C)
  • Dimensions: 54 x 27 x 100 mm
  • Weight: 3.5 ounces (100 grams)
  • Power: 2 AAA Batteries, Auto-Off Sleep Mode
  • Ratings: IP65 Dust proof/Water Resistant, CE, RoHS, and WEEE compliant
  • Warranty: One Year
Contact Information: Reichert Technologies, 3362 Walden Avenue, Buffalo, New York 14043 USA. Tel: +1 716-686-4500, Email: [email protected]
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Applications: Small/Large Animal Veterinary Practices Reichert Vet360-Chek Digital Refractometer All-in-one dependable, automatic, digital, clinical refractometer for veterinary practice Compact, Powerful, Dependable, Accurate The Reichert Vet360-Chek is a multi-scale clinical refractometer specifically designed for veterinary use. Unlike other models, this refractometer was designed with multi-scales developed using the appropriate chemistry data for large and small animals. Using digital technology, the measurements are accurate and precise. Four measurement scales can be quickly accessed with a simple push of a button: • Canine Urine Specific Gravity (USG) • Feline Urine Specific Gravity (USG) • Large Animal Urine Specific Gravity (USG) • Serum Protein Concentration for all animals The Reichert Vet360-Chek, the first choice in a true veterinary clinical refractometer! In many veterinary practices, clinical refractometers designed for humans are being used to measure the Urine Specific Gravity and Serum Protein Concentration of animals. Unfortunately, these measurements are not accurate and can lead to a misdiagnosis of the animals’ condition. All clinical refractometers measure Refractive Index and then correlate that measurement to a USG or Serum Protein value that is imprinted on a scale. That correlation is based on the chemistry tables of the particular species, e.g., human or animal. The Reichert Vet360-Chek digital pocket refractometer, in the tradition of our Reichert RHINO VET360 analog clinical model uses actual chemistry data from animals, not humans. This ensures accurate, precise measurement all the time. In addition, the Reichert Vet360-Chek has separate Urine Specific Gravity measurement scales for Feline and Canine. Numerous research studies have shown that the urine chemistry from cats differs from dogs and larger animals. If one measures a cat’s Urine Specific Gravity on a refractometer scale designed for either human or dog, the refractometer will produce falsely elevated levels. The Reichert Vet360-Chek solves this problem by offering multiple measurement scales programmed with the specific chemistry tables for dogs, cats, and large animals. Reichert Vet360-Chek Key Features: • 4 measurement scales • ll measurements are Automatically Temperature A Compensated which produces accurate readings • 5-digit, full view LCD screen • Results displayed in seconds • ver 10,000 measurements powered by O 2xAAA batteries • ompact, fits in a pocket, and provided with a C detachable neck lanyard See reverse side for additional information regarding the use of the Reichert Vet360-Chek Digital Refractometer in diagnosing Equine Dehydration and Peritonitis. Reichert Technologies is a division of Innovative precision instruments for over a century

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Diagnosing Equine Dehydration and Peritonitis with the Reichert Vet360-Chek Digital Refractometer Equine Dehydration and the Reichert Vet360-Chek digital refractometer The requirements placed on performance and show horses can be extremely demanding. Factors such as distance, speed, terrain and climate, as well as the horse’s own physiologic responses to exercise can all affect the level of water lost during an event. In endurance events, water losses tend to occur early in the ride and often persist even a day after the ride. Even more troublesome is the fact that further fluid loss occurs in...

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