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iBexExternal battery charger for EVO/iBex
$729.00External Battery Charger (single bay) with DC cable (12V plug) for EVO, iBex PRO, LITE, and HR Ultrasound Systems. -
iBex
Wi-Fi Video Transmitter for iBex
$635.00Connects to all IBEX PRO and LITE, and HR ultrasound systems, streams ultrasound images to app on tablet or phone. Your EI Medical Wi-Fi Video Transmitter creates a private network… -
iBex
Lithium Ion Rechargeable Smart Battery for EVO/iBex
$589.00Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Smart Battery for EVO, iBex PRO, LITE and HR Ultrasound Systems. -
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iBex
AC Power Supply for EVO/iBex
$540.00AC Power Supply for EVO, iBex PRO, LITE, and HR Ultrasound Systems. -
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iBex
DC Car Adapter for Smart Battery Charger for EVO/iBex
$475.00DC Car Adapter for Smart Battery Charger for IBEX -
Draminski
Extension Arm for Rectal Linear Probe
$459.00Reduce arm fatigue and stress for easier, faster cattle pregnancy checks with the Extension Arm designed to pair with the 4-9 MHz linear probe. -
Draminski
Extension Arm for Rectal Convex Probe
$459.00Reduce arm fatigue and stress for easier, faster cattle pregnancy checks with the Extension Arm designed to pair with the 3.5-7.5 MHz convex rectal probe. -
Draminski
Belt for iScan Mini
From: $189.00Wide waist belt with a special pocket for the iScan mini. Has attachment points for four snap hooks for hanging lightweight items. -
iBex
Clamshell Case – PRO
$159.00iBex PRO Ultrasound System Clamshell Carrying Case with Waist Straps. -
Draminski
Extension Arm for Rectal Linear Probe for Sheep and Goats
$109.00Specially designed extension for a linear rectal probe, enabling per rectum examination of and small ruminants. 29.5 cm Length -
Draminski
Carrying Straps for iScan 2/iScan 2 Multi/Blue/4Vet Slim
From: $99.00Comfortable, padded over the shoulder carrying straps hold your scanner securely and comfortably. -
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iBex
EVO/iBex Goggle Headset or Probe Case with Foam
$69.00Carrying/Storage Case for EVO, iBex PRO, LITE and HR Ultrasound Probes and Goggle Headsets. -
Introduction to Canine Pregnancy Scanning Book
$69.00Whether you are just about to start your ultrasound journey, or you have been scanning for years, the Introduction to Canine Pregnancy Scanning book is packed full of tips, tricks,…
Breeders
- Minimize travel and stress
- Easily calculate whelping dates
- Minimize radiation exposure
- Detect pregnancy early
- Estimate the number of pups and ensure all pups are delivered
- Monitor fetal development
Key considerations
Ultrasound scanners come in all shapes and sizes, and it can be difficult to know where to start. You can spend as little as $1,000 or up to $150,000. Rest assured, we’ve done the work to ensure safe, high-quality ultrasound equipment so you don’t have to.
As a breeder, owning your own ultrasound can become an invaluable part of your breeding program, but choosing the right machine is essential. The internet is full of ‘amazing’ deals, but there are 4 key things to be aware of when choosing an ultrasound machine:
| Image quality | A poor-quality scanner offers low image resolution resulting in grainy images, which makes interpreting them accurately difficult. Machines can look the same on the outside and be of wildly different quality on the inside! |
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| Probe type | Many scanners use dated probe technology resulting in poor quality scans, and a frustrating and challenging experience. Some older-style mechanical probes vibrate, which can be disturbing for some animals. A quality, the electronic probe will make a world of difference. |
| Warranty | Ensure a warranty of at least 12 months from a company you can go back to easily. |
| Training and support | We are your one-stop solution for best-in-class portable ultrasound machines and the education and support to ensure your success. |
The internet is full of amazing deals but being aware of these four critical considerations will ensure you make the right purchase for your breeding practice.
The best technique for pregnancy detection
Ultrasound offers a safe, comfortable, and convenient alternative to confirm pregnancy, fetal viability, and fetal growth without radiation exposure to mothers and puppies.
Breeders can learn to use ultrasound to successfully confirm pregnancy around 28 days post ovulation, get an idea of how many puppies or kittens to anticipate, know when a bitch has whelped her last puppy, and confirm and manage single puppy syndrome appropriately.
It can be costly, yes, and there is somewhat of a learning curve. But at ViiSona, we are committed to helping you every step of the way. Offering an array of financing options to get you started, all the way through ultrasound training and additional support, we are here to ensure your breeding success.
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