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Hyalella azteca Bioconcentration Test
12th September 2024
HYBIT – the new test system available since summer 2024
We are pleased to announce that the innovative HYBIT test system has been successfully introduced and has been part of our portfolio since summer 2024. In 2019, ibacon took part in the corresponding ring test and was able to make a positive contribution to the implementation.
HYBIT is an efficient and animal welfare-friendly alternative to the previous Bioaccumulation in fish test system.
Advantages of the HYBIT system:
- Faster results: HYBIT delivers test results in approximately 1 month, significantly faster than Bioaccumulation in fish at 2-3 months.
- Animal welfare friendly: HYBIT is not subject to the animal welfare law, the process has been simplified and accelerated.
- Efficient use of substances: Less test substance is required without reducing the number of samples. The number of samples remains identical to Bioaccumulation in fish.
- Higher test frequency: Up to 12 tests per year are possible, which allows for a higher test density.
For comparison: The price advantage with HYBIT is almost 30% compared to Bioaccumulation in fish .
With HYBIT you benefit not only from faster implementation, but also from lower costs and an animal welfare-friendly approach. Test the new system now and optimize your processes!
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HYBIT – das neue Testsystem seit Sommer 2024 verfügbar
Wir freuen uns, Ihnen mitteilen zu können, dass das innovative Testsystem HYBIT erfolgreich eingeführt wurde und seit Sommer 2024 Teil unseres Portfolios ist. 2019 nahm die ibacon am entsprechenden Ringtest teil und konnte positiv zur Umsetzung beitragen.
HYBIT ist eine effiziente und tierschutzfreundliche Alternative zur bisherigen Bioakkumulation in Fischen.
Vorteile des HYBIT-Systems:
- Schnellere Ergebnisse: HYBIT liefert die Testergebnisse in ca. 1 Monat, deutlich schneller als die Bioakkumulation in Fischen mit 2-3 Monaten.
- Tierschutzgerecht: HYBIT unterliegt nicht dem Tierschutzgesetz, was den Prozess vereinfacht und beschleunigt.
- Effizienter Substanzeinsatz: Es wird weniger Testsubstanz benötigt, ohne die Anzahl der Proben zu reduzieren. Die Probenanzahl bleibt identisch mit der Bioakkumulation in Fischen.
- Höhere Testfrequenz: Bis zu 12 Tests pro Jahr sind möglich, was eine höhere Testdichte erlaubt.
Zum Vergleich:Der Preisvorteil bei HYBIT liegt bei knapp 30% im Verleich zur Bioakkumulation in Fischen.
Mit HYBIT profitieren Sie nicht nur von einer schnelleren Durchführung, sondern auch von geringeren Kosten und einem tierschutzfreundlichen Ansatz. Testen Sie jetzt das neue System und optimieren Sie Ihre Prozesse!