The Three-Chamber Social Preference is a classic test to assess social behavior and social memory in rodents.

The Side-Bi-Side Cell accurately measures the cumulative permeation amount and absorption rate of drugs across membranes, predicting the kinetic process of drug molecules entering the body via the skin or other media.

The Franz Cell accurately measures the cumulative permeation amount and absorption rate of drugs across membranes, predicting the kinetic process of drug molecules entering the body via the skin or other media.

The Free-Fall Hammer strikes animals in the way of free-fall of heavy objects. This equipment is mainly used to make the model of brain and spinal cord injury in small animals.

The open field test is a classic behavioral experiment for assessing activity levels and anxiety-related behaviors in mice and rats.

Cigarette smoke exposure system can continuously generate and supply smoke, so that experimental animals can keep inhalation exposure, which is suitable for the establishment of respiratory diseases models.