Destron Fearing USDA 840 Microchip for Equine or Deer (10/box)

Description Destron Fearing USDA 840 Microchip for Equine or Deer (10/box):

Lifechip microchips offer permanent, unique and unalterable means of identifying horses and deer. The microchip is about the size of a grain of rice and contains a passive transponder programmed with a unique 15 digit number, compliant with ISO standards 11784/11785 with a frequency of 134.2 kHz. Permanent identification is easy to inject in a 12 gauge needle and made with exclusive biobond anti-migration cap that keeps microchip from migrating by promoting healthy tissue adhesion.

840 VERSION REQUIRES PREMISE ID

Benefit of Destron Fearing Lifechip Microchips:

Destron Fearing Microchips come in 840 version that require a Premise ID number. 

Destron Fearing Equine LifeChip Microchips provides permanent identification also used for deer.

ISO microchip: 15 digit number with 134.2 kHz frequency

Easy to inject 12 Gauge needle

Exclusive Bio-bond anti-migration cap that can help microchip from migrating by promoting tissue adhesion.

Key Benefit Merck 982 Microchip for Equine or Deer (10/box): 

Compliant with ISO Standards 11784 and 11785. Frequency is 134.2 kHz

Destron Fearing also complies with sterilization standards ISO 11135 and ISO 11607.

A premises ID is required when ordering 840 chips. 

How to get a Premise ID Number: To obtain a premises ID (PIN), please contact the state animal health authority [Animal Disease Traceability (ADT) Administrator] for your state. A directory can be found at www.aphis.usda.gov/traceability/contact_us/directories.shtml.

 Injectable Microchip can be used in Deer and read by ISO 11784/85 readers.