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Newfoundland - Prostate Health PSA Test Kit - Finger-Prick Test
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  • Newfoundland - Prostate Health PSA Test Kit - Finger-Prick Test
  • Newfoundland - Prostate Health PSA Test Kit - Finger-Prick Test
  • Newfoundland - Prostate Health PSA Test Kit - Finger-Prick Test
Newfoundland - Prostate Health PSA Test Kit - Finger-Prick Test
Newfoundland

Newfoundland - Prostate Health PSA Test Kit - Finger-Prick Test

£13.00

Product Features

  • Convenient, fast at-home screening for PSA levels
  • Finger-prick sample with results in just 5 minutes
  • Helps detect potential prostate conditions early
  • Over 92% clinically tested accuracy
  • Empowers men to monitor and manage their prostate health proactively

Estimated delivery is between Monday, 22 Sep and Wednesday, 24 Sep if you order right now anywhere in UK

Description

The Newfoundland Prostate Health PSA Test Kit is an easy-to-use, at-home self-test designed to measure prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels in your blood using a simple finger-prick sample. With results available in just 5 minutes and over 92% accuracy, this convenient screening tool helps you monitor your prostate health from the comfort of your home.

Elevated PSA levels may be an early indicator of prostate health issues, including prostate cancer, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), or prostatitis. This test empowers men-especially those over 40 or with risk factors such as family history, high stress levels, or lifestyle challenges-to take proactive steps in tracking their prostate health and seeking timely medical advice if needed.

The kit includes a test cassette, buffer solution, lancets, alcohol wipe, capillary dropper, and clear instructions for safe and effective home testing. This simple, chemical-based test detects the PSA protein produced by the prostate gland, providing a quick assessment of whether your PSA levels are within the normal range.

Who is this test for?

Younger men are increasingly being diagnosed with prostate health issues attributed to poor dietary habits, high stress levels, exposure to pollutants and toxins, higher rates of obesity in addition to frequent sexual activity and infections. Individuals at risk of developing prostate health issues include.

Prostate Cancer
Men over 50, African-American men, and those with a family history due to genetic and demographic factors.

Prostatitis
Younger men, particularly those between 30-50, due to infections or inflammation affecting the prostate.

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
Men over 40, especially those with a family history, as the prostate tends to grow with age.

Disclaimer: This product is a general wellness item. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or under medical supervision. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet and healthy lifestyle.
Ingredients

Concerns about prostate health
How to Use

Typically, you'll use a sterile lancet to perform a finger-prick blood collection.

Follow the kit's instructions carefully to collect the correct amount of blood and apply it to the test device or collection card.

Wait the specified time to read the results as instructed by the kit.
Frequently Asked Question

1. What does a Prostate Health Test Kit measure?
These kits primarily measure the level of Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) in a blood sample (usually a finger-prick). PSA is a protein produced by the prostate gland. Elevated levels can indicate prostate issues, but not definitively prostate cancer.

2. How accurate are home PSA test kits?
Home PSA test kits can offer a good indication of PSA levels, with some reporting high agreement with laboratory tests for detecting elevated levels. However, they are a screening tool, not a diagnostic one. They might miss some cancers (false negative) or show elevated levels when no cancer is present (false positive), leading to unnecessary anxiety or delayed diagnosis.

3. When should I consider using a home prostate health test kit?
Men aged 50 and over, or those with a family history of prostate cancer, might consider using these kits for an initial screening. It can be a proactive step to monitor prostate health, but it should not replace regular discussions with a doctor.

4. What factors can affect my PSA results?
Several factors can temporarily elevate PSA levels, including recent ejaculation, vigorous exercise (especially cycling), prostate biopsy, urinary tract infections, and an enlarged prostate (BPH). It's crucial to be aware of these factors as they can lead to misleading results.

5. What should I do if my test kit shows an elevated PSA level?
An elevated PSA level from a home test kit does NOT automatically mean you have prostate cancer. It indicates that further investigation is needed. You should consult your doctor immediately to discuss your results, who may recommend a confirmatory lab PSA test, a digital rectal exam (DRE), or other diagnostic tests like an MRI or biopsy.

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