Kara Iron Deficiency Rapid Self Test

Kara's Rapid Home Iron Deficiency Test works by measuring the levels of ferritin, a protein that stores iron in your body.
 
How to Use the Test: 
The test involves drawing a few drops of blood which are extracted via a small finger prick device. The blood is collected and is then inserted into the test cassette, one drop of the liquid buffer is added, and the results are read after 5 minutes.
 
How to Read the Results: 
The test measures the amount of ferritin in your blood, and if the levels are low, it may indicate a possible iron deficiency.
 
Who’s this Test for & What are the Benefits:
If you have symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, and pale skin, those who have risk factors for iron deficiency such as women who are pregnant, individuals with a history of gastrointestinal bleeding, and those who follow a vegetarian or vegan diet and for individuals who are suspected to have iron deficiency anaemia. The test is a very useful aid in quickly diagnosing iron deficiency and determining the appropriate course of treatment.
 
How Accurate is this Test:
The test has an overall accuracy of 95.1%.
 
Pack Contents:
1 x test cassette
Capillary dropper for collecting the blood
A liquid buffer
An alcohol pad to disinfect the finger tip
1x lancet to prick the finger tip
1 x spare lancet
Instructions for use