FOB Rapid Test Cassette (self-test)
3,26 €*
Available, delivery time 4 - 7 Working days
FOB Rapid Test Cassette - Self-Test for Early Detection of Colorectal Cancer
The FOB Rapid Test Cassette is a simple and effective solution for early detection of colorectal cancer. It's designed for self-testing at home, facilitating early intervention and better management of health.
Product Specifications
- Test Kit: RightSign FOB Rapid Test Cassette
- Purpose: Detection of occult blood in stool samples
- Usage: Convenient self-test at home
- Results: Fast, in 2-5 minutes
- Sensitivity: High with a cut-off of 50ng/ml
- Content: Contains a test cassette, a sample tube with buffer, and instructions
- Packaging: Individually packaged
- Box Quantity: 1 Pack
- Carton Quantity: 342 pieces
Benefits
- Early Detection: Improves chances of successful treatment
- Convenience: No need to visit a professional, perform the test in privacy
- Quick Results: Obtain results rapidly, enabling swift action
- Reliability: Dependable cut-off level to detect colorectal cancer signs
- Ease of Use: Clear instructions and straightforward test process
Technical Data
- Cut-off Level: Reliable at 50ng/ml for early detection of colorectal cancer
- Result Timing: Quick results between 2-5 minutes
- Test Components: Easy-to-use sample tube with buffer and test cassette
- Storage: Room temperature, suitable for home storage
FAQs about FOB Rapid Test
When should a rapid FOB test be performed?
An FOB rapid fecal occult blood test should be performed regularly, especially in people who are at increased risk for colorectal cancer or other intestinal diseases. This includes people over the age of 50, people with a family history of the disease, people with chronic bowel disease or other risk factors.
Is the FOB rapid test painful?
No, the FOB Rapid Test is completely painless and requires only a small stool sample.
Can the FOB rapid test also provide false-positive results?
Yes, the FOB rapid test can also provide false-positive results in rare cases. This means that the test shows a positive result although there is no blood in the stool. In this case, another test is usually performed to confirm the result.
Do I need to follow a special diet before the test?
Yes, a special diet should be followed before the test to minimize the risk of false-positive results. This includes, for example, avoiding red meat and supplements containing iron.
Can the FOB rapid test definitively rule out colorectal cancer?
No, the FOB rapid test cannot definitively rule out colorectal cancer, as it only detects the presence of occult blood in the stool. A definitive diagnosis can only be made by colonoscopy or other imaging procedures.
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