August 2023
Take a Look at the Apexx Curve!
We are excited to announce the launch of our new product, the Apexx. With improved image quality, Wi-Fi capabilities, and multiple device compatibility, the Apexx was designed to elevate your ultrasound experience. The Apexx is a fixed-probe unit with either a convex or a linear probe, ready for rapid deployment in the dairy or beef setting. The Apexx features the same rugged durability that you’ve come to know and love from ReproScan equipment.
Check Out the Apexx Linear!
The Apexx by ReproScan is designed to elevate your ultrasound experience. Utilizing the trusted foundations of our other models, we designed a unit with improved image quality and more viewing device options. Apexx takes image quality to new heights with its 128-crystal probe and now offers Wi-Fi capabilities. With pre-set exams and easy to change settings, the Apexx is customizable to fit your needs. View scans on our OJOv4 goggles, a monitor, or your own smart device on the Apexx app, where you can save images and CINE loops, measure structures, and name files.
Practitioner Promo Is Almost Over!
Along with the launch of our new product, we are excited to offer our annual month-long sale for veterinarians! Practitioner Promo is here once again, and this month, vets can save on all new ultrasound packages. Whether you are looking to purchase your first ultrasound, or need an upgrade, we are ready to talk packages that will best fit your needs.
June 2023
New Online Training Course!
We understand that your schedule is extremely busy and that causes some difficulties when trying to attend one of our bovine reproductive ultrasound training courses. Or maybe our set locations are not in a feasible area for you. With those issues in mind, we have created a new online training course, that will hopefully solve that issue. ReproScan’s new online training course will cover all of the basics of bovine reproductive ultrasounding through a series of videos.
Why You Need A ReproArm This Fall!
Here at ReproScan, we understand how quickly your arm and shoulder begins to wear out after years of palpating. The strain your shoulder goes through can quickly add up, especially if you have been preg-checking for years. Thankfully we have found the surefire solution to this ongoing problem. The ReproArm is our version of an extension arm. We have specially designed it to have a specific bend, surface area, and durability, making it not only easier on you, but also easier on your cattle.
Feedyard Online Training in Spanish and English
Are you having trouble with ultrasound training at your feedyard? We realize the challenges this may cause, so we have created an online training course that is translated into Spanish. Our hope is that this tool will make it easier for your employees to be trained effectively, while making your overall working environment more efficient. We also have the English version of this online training course that you can purchase.
Improving Your Image Quality For Early Checks
It seems like we talk about how to improve your image quality quite often, but we do this because it is a crucial part of reproductive ultrasound. Especially if you are looking into doing early pregnancy checks. The early window that we are looking at specifically is the 28–35 day window. Preg checking this early is rather difficult, especially if you are new to ultrasound, but there are some things you can do to make it easier for yourself and the cattle.
March 2023
Warm Up Your Preg Checking Skills With One Of Our Training Courses
As we head into Spring and warmer weather (hopefully), you may also be looking to warm up your preg checking skills. Before we know it, preg checking season will be here, so now is the perfect time to refresh and train your eye. We are so excited that our training course schedule is starting to ramp back up. Our two-day courses include a classroom lecture on the first day and a wet lab on the second day which will allow you to learn and implement new skills.
Small Ruminant Step By Step
Preparation When ultrasounding small ruminants transabdominally, we recommend using the C-60 T Handle Probe, which can be plugged into our Flexx machine. Lack of contact is the number one problem that we see in small ruminant applications- remember, ultrasounds cannot read through air, hair, mud, or lanolin. It’s important to use plenty of alcohol or lube (either applied to the skin or directly onto the probe head) to get the best image possible.
When To Use Your Pre-Set Exams On The XTC
If you have an XTC, this one’s for you! There are 4 pre-set exams on your XTC ultrasound machine that can be extremely helpful for different ultrasounding situations. The exams are a great way to try out different settings that may work better for you. Take a look at the video below where Elle explains the current pre-set settings and how each exam is different and what each one can be used for.