We’re thrilled to announce our first participation at the AAEP Annual Convention, joining Gate Diagnostics at booth #1990! This year’s event, held December 7-11 in Orlando, Florida, marks our debut in the United States, where we’ll feature our LAMP technology—a cutting-edge solution designed to support rapid respiratory disease molecular diagnosis for horses directly at the stall (joined solution powered by Gate Diagnostics and Enalees).
As the world’s largest equine practitioner convention, AAEP offers an incredible platform to connect with U.S. veterinarians, understand their needs, and present the proven capabilities of our Epona® range, trusted by over 90% of French equine clinics since 2019. We’re eager to engage with the community, discuss our technology, and demonstrate how our solutions enhance equine health diagnostics.
We look forward to seeing you there!
For more information on the AAEP Annual Convention, visit AAEP Convention.
Additionally, don’t miss the replay of our webinar, "From Signs to Solutions – Tackling Common Infectious Diseases in Horses", which covers essential insights on monitoring and managing equine infectious diseases. This session will guide you through identifying symptoms, utilizing advanced diagnostic tools, and implementing effective treatments to support equine health.
For more details, visit our webinar page.
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