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Multi-Sulfonamide ELISA

Sulfonamides are a group of synthetic organic compounds that have played an important role as effective chemotherapeutics in bacterial and protozoal infections in veterinary medicine. There is concern over antibiotic resistance to these drugs in the human immune system therefore regulation of its use needs to be monitored. In order to protect consumers from this risk, maximum residue limits and tolerance have been set in many countries. In the EU, Canada and USA the limit has been set for the total sulfonamide concentration should be less than 100ppb in edible tissues.

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Multi-Sulfonamide

Assay Time Limit of Detection (Sensitivity) Sample Types
75 mins Honey *CCβ 20ppb (Rapid Screen)
Honey 3ppb (SPE Screen)
Urine 50ppb
Muscle/Seafood 10ppb
Honey

Urine

Muscle/Seafood

The MonoTrace Multi-Sulfonamide ELISA kit provides highly sensitive and reliable detection of sulfonamide residues in food products of animal origin. Designed for laboratories, food producers, and quality control teams, it ensures compliance with maximum residue limits (MRLs) and helps protect consumers from antibiotic contamination and resistance risks.

This ELISA test allows simultaneous screening of multiple sulfonamides in complex food matrices, including meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy products. It supports both quantitative measurement and qualitative “yes/no” detection, enabling efficient monitoring and rapid decision-making in routine food safety programs.

Manufactured in an ISO 13485-accredited facility, the kit delivers fast, reproducible, and dependable results—supporting regulatory compliance, food safety monitoring, and consumer protection by preventing antibiotic residues from entering the food chain.