A simple blood test that looks for elevated levels of Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) in men. This is fast and reliable with results in just 10 minutes. The kit includes: a test cassette, a desiccant and dropper, buffer solution, lancet and instructions.

PSA is a substance made by the prostate gland, which naturally leaks into the bloodstream. A raised PSA level can be due to conditions such as enlargement of the prostate gland, prostatitis or urinary infection. It can also be an early indicator of prostate cancer.

Although Urinary Tract Infections (UTI) are more common in women than men, this test is for everyone. The condition ranges from NSU (non-specific urethritis), cystitis (a mild but disturbing inflammation that is limited to the bladder) to severe infections of the kidneys. 70% of all UTI's are usually caused by the bacteria E coli from the patients own bowels.

This fast and reliable test detects indirect signs of infection such as protein, nitrite and leukocytes (white blood cells) not normally present in urine. They normally appear in urine as a result of a urine infection.

Cancer of the bowel is the third most common cancer in the UK. It usually takes around 5-10 years for colon cancer formation, therefore early detection is very important and can save lives.
Everyone over the age of 40 should perform a yearly fecal occult blood test in order to minimise risk and detect colon polps, the precursors of cancer.

These rapid tests detect the first symptoms of colon polyps, adenomas, carcinomas and other silent lesions. They detect occult (hidden) bleeding: 0.14ul blood/1g stool (highly specific for human haemoglobin). Results are visible within 5 minutes.

Two out of three people in the UK have raised cholesterol levels so everyone should regularly monitor their cholesterol level. A high cholesterol level is a risk factor for hardening of the arteries, stroke and cardiac arrest.

Early detection, along with lifestyle changes, will allow for early preventative action and effective treatment.

This sterile, rapid test will determine whether your personal total cholesterol level is within normal limits.

Diabetes affects over 2 million people in the UK and tends to affect those who are over 40 and overweight . It is a "silent" illness and first occurs without symptoms, left undetected it can lead to kidney failure, impaired eyesight, nerve damage and cardiovascular risk. Increased glucose levels in urine indicates diabetes is already at a late stage, therefore early detection of high glucose levels in the blood is crucial.

This simple blood test gives an early indication of whether your blood glucose level is within normal limits