Liver Health Test

What is SELFcheck Liver Health Test? The SELFcheck Liver Health Test is a CE-certified home finger-prick blood test designed to detect raised levels of the liver enzymes ALT and AST, which may indicate liver damage or disease. It is calibrated to the International Federation of Clinical Chemistry (IFCC) international reference method and has a cut-off of 80 IU/L for a positive result. Providing results in just 10 minutes, the test has an overall agreement of 95.83% with laboratory testing and is MHRA registered for self-testing at home. It is intended to help identify elevated liver enzyme levels, although any concerns or symptoms should always be discussed with a healthcare professional. What are the key features? Finger-prick blood test that detects raised ALT and AST liver enzyme levels at home. Provides reliable results in approximately 10 minutes and is CE certified and MHRA registered. Calibrated to the IFCC international reference method with high sensitivity and specificity. Ingredients What are the active ingredients? 1X Sealed foil pouch containing one test device, one plastic pipette and one desiccant pack, 1 x Dropper bottle containing 1ml of diluent, 2 x Sterile lancets, 1 x Alcohol pad, 1 x Instruction leaflet. Ingredients Usage How to use SELFcheck Liver Health Test Read the instruction leaflet carefully before use and prepare the test components. Use the sterile lancet to obtain a finger-prick blood sample and perform the test as directed using the supplied pipette and diluent. Wait approximately 10 minutes for the result and interpret it according to the instruction leaflet. Usage Warnings Precautions to consider before using SELFcheck Liver Health Test For external use only. Do not swallow any of the test components and do not reuse the test. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and do not open the foil pouch until ready to use. Keep out of the reach of children and consult your pharmacist or doctor if you are concerned about your symptoms or test result. Warnings