Fertility test for women, stream, 2 pcs./1 pack.
Easy-to-use fertility test for women with 99% accuracy. 2 stream tests per pack. Women's fertility declines rapidly after the age of 35. The FertilCheck test uses a urine screening test to detect increased levels of the hormone FSH, which may cause fertility problems. The test uses a combination of antibodies to selectively detect elevated levels of the hormone FSH. This hormone maintains the regular function of the female ovaries and sex hormones, and when elevated, contributes to reduced fertility in women (especially those with irregular periods and over the age of 35). How to use: For the most reliable result, it is best to use a morning urine sample. The test is for external use only. It is not recommended to: use the test after the expiration date, store at a temperature above 30°C, freeze, use if the packaging is damaged, or keep out of the reach of children. How to perform the test? Remove the test from the foil pouch, remove the cap, and place it on the end of the test. Grasp the cap and hold the test with the absorbent tip in the urine stream for 10 seconds until it is completely saturated (try not to flood the control and test windows). You can also urinate into a clean container and immerse the tip in it, similarly to the test procedure described above. After collecting the urine sample, replace the cap in place of the absorbent tip. Place the test on a flat surface with the control windows facing up. Read the result after 5 minutes (disregard the result that appears after 10 minutes). How to read the result? Positive: The result indicates the presence of two red lines in both the test line area (T) and the control line area (C). The line in the test line area (T) may be the same as or darker than the red line in the control line area (C). If you get a positive result, it is recommended to repeat the test within the next 5-7 days – if this is also positive, it indicates a high FSH level. Negative: The presence of two red lines, where the line in the test region is less red than the line in the control region, or no line in the test region at all – a negative test result indicates that your FSH level is not elevated. However, if your periods are irregular, it is still recommended to consult a doctor. Incorrect: A red line in the control region (C), even if a line appears in the test region (T). The test should be repeated with a new test. Manufacturer: Babystart Limited, United Kingdom. Marketing Authorisation Holder: Medimes Sp. z o. o.
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