Comes with recharging system and one NiCad battery. Accessories Non rust aluminum sign tells visitors your animals are permanently identified with registered microchips. When the scanner is turned on, a radio wave signal is sent to the implanted chip. The chip sends it's number back to the scanner where you can easily read it in the viewing window. The interaction between chip and scanner takes less than a second, allowing you to identify animals on demand.
Customers needing large numbers of chips can have the best of both worlds.
Rather than buy several syringes for bulk chips, purchase a minimum order of Sterile Pacs. Use them first, then re-use the empty syringes for implanting your Bulk MicroChips. You will also need spare needles. AVID products are accepted and approved by hundreds of animal registries and associations. AVID equipment meets requirements for state and federal inspections, and is accepted in zoos, international quarantine stations, and animal shelters.