Armor is Partnering with Mastatest
Powering Mastitis Decisions
Mastatest is the automated mastitis diagnostic tool that guides precision management of bovine mastitis on farm, to improve milk quality, optimize herd health, and maximize milk productivity and farm profit.
Why choose Mastatest?
Easy to use
The Mastatest system takes away the hassle of diagnostics by automating sample analysis and interpretation.
Better informed decisions
Mastatest returns fully interpreted results showing bacterial species, its antibiotic sensitivity, and a veterinarian-recommended treatment plan
Increased profitability
Use your farm's saved mastitis data to inform mastitis planning, optimize overall herd health, improve milk quality, reduce costs for better farm profitability
Bacterial Data with Ease
With Mastatest you get detailed information on what the cause of a mastitis case might be, that informs your treatment and management decisions. For clinical tests Mastatest can identify:
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E.coli & other Gram Negative
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Klebsiella/Serratia
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Staph. aureus
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Coagulase negative Staph (CNS) / Non-aureus Staph (NAS)
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Strep. uberis
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Strep. dysgalactiae
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Other Strep. species
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Other Gram Positive bacteria
Mastatest can also accurately identify cases where there is no bacterial growth, mixed (2) bacteria, or contaminated samples.
How it Works
A mastitis diagnostic test can be started in seconds, using our easy-to-use cartridges and intuitive Lapbox. Each sample is then automatically analyzed and results interpreted using a cloud-based AI algorithm.
Results - showing the pathogen, antibiotic sensitivity - and a treatment recommendation are returned to you in under 24hrs.
The mastitis tool you can trust
Over
3,250
customers
Over
400,000
samples
Over
650,000
cows
Our unique cartridge
The Mastatest cartridge is a unique, patent-protected, approach for on-farm milk culturing. Simply fill, tip off the excess, and close the lid. Easy!
Each cartridge has 24 independent wells, pre-loaded with all of the reagents needed to test for multiple bacterial types, and for sensitivity to antibiotics.
When a milk sample is poured on, the wells let just the right amount of milk in. Excess can simply be poured away. No fuss, no mess, and it takes just seconds to complete.
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