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Detecting bowel cancer early is crucial for effective treatment. With our Bowel Cancer Testing Kit, colon screening becomes simple and convenient. This test can be performed without any dietary restrictions, offering hassle-free screening for your peace of mind. Get quick results within minutes with just one test included. Take control of your health and browse our full range of home bowel cancer tests today.
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Detecting colon cancer early is crucial for effective treatment. Our Bowel Cancer Testing Kit simplifies this process, providing you with an easy and convenient way to screen for colon cancer. With no dietary restrictions needed, you can perform the test quickly and effortlessly, obtaining results within minutes.
Why might you need this test? Colon cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer, but early detection significantly increases the chances of successful treatment. This test can detect blood in the stool, a potential sign of colon cancer, allowing for early intervention and reduced risk. Recommended for individuals above 40, or sooner if there’s a family history of colon cancer or polyps, this test offers a proactive approach to your health.
Bowel screening tests, such as our Bowel Cancer Testing Kit, are highly accurate in detecting blood in the stool, which can be an early indicator of bowel cancer. However, it’s important to note that these tests are not diagnostic tools and should be followed up with further medical evaluation if a positive result is obtained.
Our Bowel Cancer Testing Kit provides a simple and convenient way to test for bowel cancer. Follow the instructions included in the package carefully, collect a stool sample, and perform the test according to the provided guidelines. The test detects the presence of blood in the stool, which can be an early sign of bowel cancer. If you have any concerns or questions about performing the test, consult with your healthcare provider for guidance.
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For full instructions on how to use these tests click one of the links below
Bowel FOB Test – EN-ES-PT
Bowel FOB Test – DE-FR-IT
How does it work? Simply follow the instructions provided in the package, ensuring your stool sample doesn’t come into contact with water in the toilet. With no restrictions on eating habits, you can perform the test at any time, receiving quick results without hassle. Take control of your health today with our Bowel Cancer Testing Kit.
Note: Test results are reliable within 15 minutes. Discard the test cassette after assessing the result.
What to do if the test result is positive: Discuss with a doctor for further evaluation. Various conditions may cause a positive result, so medical advice is essential.
What to do if the test result is negative: A negative result doesn’t rule out bowel conditions entirely. Consider annual testing from age 40 to minimise risk.
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bernardthailand (verified owner) –
good test than you can do one time on 3 samples. good kit.