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The Biotin ELISA kit is intended for the quantitative determination of biotin (vitamin B7/H) in serum, plasma, urine and milk.

Symptoms of biotin deficiency are caused by damage to the intestinal flora or extreme diets (e. g. frequent consumption of raw eggs). Consequences of biotin deficiency include dermatitis, hair loss, anorexia, muscular hypotonia, depression and sexual dysfunction.

The Vitamin B1 kit is a microtiter plate test kit based on a microbiological method which measures the total vitamin B1 content in whole blood using a Lactobacillus fermentum coated microtiter plate. For use in human and veterinary medicine and in research.

Vitamin B1 deficiency may lead to beriberi, characterised by nerve, heart, and brain abnormalities.

Deficiency may occur in alcoholics or in special clinical situations such as hemodialysis, chronic peritoneal dialysis, or after administration of glucose to a vitamin B1-depleted patient. Further vitamin B1 deficiency diseases are Wernicke‘s encephalopathy, Korsakow syndrome, and some forms of Landry‘s paralysis. Myopathy also was found in relation to thiamine deficiency.

The Vitamin B2 kit is a microtiter plate test kit based on a microbiological method which measures the vitamin B2 content in serum using a Lactobacillus rhamnosus coated microtiter plate. For use in human and veterinary medicine and in research. 

The Vitamin B12 kit is a microtiter plate test kit based on a microbiological method which measures the total vitamin  B12 (cobalamin) content in serum using a Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. lactis coated microtitre plate. For use in human and veterinary medicine and in research. 

The Biotin kit is a microtiter plate test kit based on a microbiological method which measures the Biotin (vitamin B7/Н) content in serum using a Lactobacillus plantarum coated microtitre plate. For use in human and veterinary medicine and in research. 

Symptoms of biotin deficiency are caused by damage to the intestinal flora or extreme diets (e. g. frequent consumption of raw eggs). Consequences of biotin deficiency include dermatitis, hair loss, anorexia, muscular hypotonia, depression and sexual dysfunction.