VETALYZE

HEALVET · AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

Choose a testing setup that fits your workload.

Explore the Healvet HV-FIA 3000 Plus analyser, compatible test kits and preparation equipment. Talk through the tests you need, ongoing costs and support with Rich at VETALYZE.

Healvet HV-FIA 3000 Plus analyser

Start with the tests you need.

Compare the full ownership cost.

Australian standard analyser starter: A$5,500 incl. GST, including the first box of 10 Foal IgG tests. The complete breeding-season promotion is A$5,000 incl. GST, with one chosen box of 10 Foal IgG or canine progesterone tests, centrifuge, micropipette, 100 red-top tubes, training and Australian support.

First three completed orders across both offers combined. Delivery and selected transit cover are additional. Confirm current stock and dispatch arrangements before paying.

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Ongoing Australian kit prices

Box of 10AUD incl. GST
Foal IgGA$440
Canine progesteroneA$242
Equine SAAA$440

Before freight, preparation supplies, controls, labour or repeat tests. NZ pricing is separately quoted in NZD.

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See the workflow. Ask the practical questions.

A demonstration covers the analyser, kit identification, preparation equipment, result output and support arrangements. Tell Rich which assays you need and who will collect samples, operate the equipment and interpret results. Ask for the current instructions and supporting evidence for the exact supplied kit.

Australian analyser purchases include a two-year Australian repair warranty, with warranty freight covered both ways. NZ service and freight responsibilities are confirmed separately in writing.

What is a veterinary immunoassay analyser?

The Healvet platform uses fluorescence immunoassay technology to measure targets using compatible assay cartridges. The analyser and the test kit work together; the exact assay determines the species, specimen, preparation, timing and interpretation requirements. A broad test menu does not make different kits or methods interchangeable.

For a new setup, compare suitability and evidence for your chosen assays, not just the number of tests in a catalogue. Follow the supplied instructions and agree the testing workflow with your veterinarian.