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The complete BioChek package for veterinary diagnostics of poultry and swine diseases is used virtually all over the world. With a head office in the Netherlands, R&D department and production facility in the UK, a USDA licensed facility in America and numerous distributors, BioChek is able to assist the poultry and swine industries in perfecting health and improving welfare and productivity of animals.High Service LevelA first-class product range, high service level and optimum customer support are the ingredients that contribute to the veterinary diagnostic success of our clients. BioChek provides technical support, training and instruction, guaranteeing the ease of use of our products for veterinary laboratories and the realisation of secure test results. Test results that are crucial for monitoring animal health. BioChek has developed manuals and guidelines for the correct interpretation of results. If test results are unclear or the customer has questions, BioChek's staff are ready to help! This high level of service has a common goal: the creation of extremely accurate and reliable diagnostics that make optimum veterinary interventions possible. The result: healthy animals and a healthy business!Intelligent Veterinary DiagnosticIn addition to service, innovation is the keyword to explain BioChek's success. We have a modern R&D department, which without doubt deserves the innovative label. These diagnostic tools are developed in conjunction with the wishes and requirements of poultry and swine vets. BioChek invests intensively in the collaboration with veterinary professionals and producers of vaccines. This collaboration results in a varied but focussed product portfolio which fully meets the requirements of the vets, laboratory technicians and professional livestock farmers. Our products are developed and produced in accordance with the highest quality standard ISO 9001:2008 and are often certified by, amongst others, the USDA and the OIE.