Is the EIC test now available? Looks like it might be. Found this on the website:
http://www.vdl.umn.edu/vdl/ourservic...euro/home.html
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EIC Available
Is the EIC test now available? Looks like it might be. Found this on the website:
http://www.vdl.umn.edu/vdl/ourservic...euro/home.html
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Seems to be getting close but this site indicates not quite ready.....
http://www.vdl.umn.edu/vdl/ourservic...ular/home.html
Edited to say now it is here!!!
Last edited by Lady Duck Hunter; 07-25-2008 at 02:05 PM. Reason: Test is now available.
When it stops being fun, I will find something else to do with my time and money.
The Lady
I called they said they will start testing samples on Monday so if you go have your sample drawn today and get it in the mail it will get tested
1-800-605-8787 off the form top right of page !!!
thanks for the heads up
Smitty
WTF WAS WE THINKING I.E American Voters
Yep... they are all finalized and are now accepting samples with the online submission form.
I have an appointment for Monday morning!
When it stops being fun, I will find something else to do with my time and money.
The Lady
Yey! Good deal.
Carrie Carlson
Carlsons Harley Davidson CGC "Harley"
and the corginess...
Ebonwald's Blazing A Trail "Scout"
UKC CH Ebonwald’s Debts Of The Heart "Daphne”
What's E.I.C. ?
Just kidding.
That is what they said at the vet though, when I called to set up an appointment.
Last edited by Illinois Bob; 07-25-2008 at 04:40 PM.
Ok so let me see if I'm right. you can't order a kit. your vet should have the kits??? If I'm wrong how do I order a kit?? I check the web site and it wont let me order one. HELP.... So the vet has to ship out the samples.. but you have to print out the submission form..
Lavender's Real Gurlz Go Huntin' " Indy "
Are the EDTA tubes something the vets have ...or must we order them from VDL ? I have printed the form,so should I have the vet send the sample with the check to pay VDL for the test?
Yep... no kit. Just a tube of blood that your vet collects. You can send it or your vet. I use the Priority Mail small "cassette" mailing carton - it is free at the post office. I put each identified tube of blood in a separate ziplock with a piece of paper towel. The ziplocks should be in "bubble wrap" with a cold pack of some sort (in this weather) in the box. It is $4.60 (unless the rate went up again) to send the box and it gets there in 2 days. Very simple. Make sure your vet checks the dog's ID when the blood is collected so you can apply for VPI status with OFA... or you can just submit your results to LabraData without the extra $15 fee.
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