Simple, accurate health tests for the home and the workplace.
It is essential that everyone know their own blood group and that of their family members. There are many occasions when knowing your blood group could be important, for example, if you or a member of your family, required an urgent blood transfusion it would be useful to know your blood group in advance. If it was an uncommon group it would allow the hospital valuable time to ensure adequate supplies.
If you travel overseas carrying a blood group card could prove invaluable. Accidents and other emergencies can often be dealt with more efficiently knowing the blood group of the person or persons involved.
This is a simple test which identifies your blood group easily and accurately.
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The test is accurate and will detect the common blood grouping system A,B,O,AB and Rhesus(D). Unusual blood groups or rare sub-types will not be detected by this method. Further investigation by a blood transfusion laboratory will be necessary to identify such groups.
Please note: This test should not be used to determine blood type for transfusion purposes.
Instructional Video on How to carry out your Blood Type Test
Read the entire instructions before carrying out the test. Ensure the applicators (eldonsticks) are only used for stirring and spreading the blood. You may find this test easier to carry out if you have a friend or family member assist you.
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mary22575 (verified owner) –
This is quickest way to find out your type of blood 🙂 It’s 100% correct 🙂 Its easy 🙂 and you will know it starit away 🙂 ***** I just love it *****
Nazli (verified owner) –
Easy to use! Finding out my blood type was super exciting! Love it!
anna.m.antypiuk (verified owner) –
To say the final blood type might be confusing if you get atypical results, but definitely, it is worth its price.
tppwhite (verified owner) –
Excellent value great post service
bpki (verified owner) –
Great value kit and pretty easy to use if you follow the instructions. Item arrived quickly. Excellent service!