FOB Rapid Test (Stool) 1 Fecal Occult Blood Self Home Use

Rapid stool blood test for qualitative detection in a stool sample using a double-antibody immunochromatographic method for human haemoglobin. Detection threshold is 50 ng/ml (6 µg/g). Results are read in 5 minutes: 1 line = negative, 2 lines = positive. Each pack includes 1 complete test cassette with stool collection tube and extraction swab, plus clear instructions for use. CE 0123 marked IVD device, REF TFO-602H. Clinically matched performance showed 99.1% agreement in an independent clinical study on 464 anonymous samples (63 positive, 397 negative) compared with a laboratory reference FOB test. The built-in procedural control is designed to confirm correct running of the assay: a coloured line must appear in the control area (C) for the result to be valid. If the control line does not appear, the test should be repeated. Result in 5 minutes: easy-to-read answer 5 minutes after adding the sample to the S well. Do not read after 10 minutes, as late interpretation may affect accuracy. Simple one-line format: two coloured lines = positive, one line in area C = negative. Clear symbols and illustrated instructions make it straightforward to use. Ideal for a quick private check without waiting for laboratory turnaround. Simple 3-step use: collect the sample by touching the applicator to at least 3 different points of the stool for a representative specimen. Add 1 drop of extracted sample, about 80 µl, into the S sample well. Wait 5 minutes and read the result. Bring both the sample and tube to room temperature before testing, between 15 and 30 °C. No extra tools are needed. No dietary restrictions are required thanks to the test’s human haemoglobin specificity. IVD medical device: this is an in vitro diagnostic medical device, CE 0123 marked and intended exclusively for self-testing. The 1-test format is practical if you want to repeat a test later or keep a spare cassette available when needed. Designed for convenient use at home with clear guidance and a stable, sealed format. Complete 1-test pack contains 1 test cassette, 1 collection tube with extraction swab, and instructions for use. Each cassette is individually sealed to help protect the device until the moment of use, supporting consistent performance and safe storage. Compact and easy to keep in a bathroom cupboard, medicine cabinet, or travel bag. Everything needed is included except the sample container and timer. Easy storage at home: store the cassette at 2–30 °C, either in a fridge or at room temperature. Do not freeze, as sub-zero temperatures may affect the antibodies inside the cassette. The sample and tube should also be at 15–30 °C before testing. No cold chain is required. This makes the product simple to keep in the house and ready whenever a check is needed. Important before testing: stop alcohol, aspirin, and other medicines at least 48 hours before testing to reduce possible interference. Do not collect a sample during menstruation or within 3 days before or after it. Do not test if you have bleeding haemorrhoids or blood in urine. The test is designed to detect tiny amounts of blood not visible to the eye and may help identify signs linked with polyps, intestinal lining changes, diverticula, or other bowel conditions. Double-antibody immunoassay: the cassette uses a sandwich lateral-flow method with specific antibodies to human haemoglobin, helping avoid cross-reaction with animal haemoglobin from food. When human haemoglobin is present above the 50 ng/ml threshold, it forms a visible coloured line in the T area. This specificity means there is no need for special dietary restrictions before testing, while still offering clear and practical reading at home.

Detects hidden blood: This immunochemical rapid test (iFOB) qualitatively detects human blood in stool that is not visible to the eye, using a double-antibody method against human haemoglobin with a detection limit of 50 ng/ml (6 µg/g of stool). FOB tests are widely used in bowel cancer screening, but the test itself does not give a diagnosis. Result after 5 minutes: Two coloured lines in the test and control areas (T and C) mean positive, one line in the control area C only means negative. If no control line appears, the test is invalid. Read the result at 5 minutes and not after 10 minutes, as a late reading can affect the interpretation. Three simple steps: Insert the sampling stick into at least 3 different points of the stool sample and mix it in the tube with extraction buffer, then add 2 drops (about 80 µl) to the sample well S of the cassette and wait 5 minutes. Bring sample and tube to 15–30 °C first. As the test reacts only to human haemoglobin, no special diet is needed beforehand. Overall agreement 99.1%: In an independent study on 464 anonymous stool samples, overall agreement with the laboratory reference test was 99.1%. The built-in procedural control line C shows each time whether the test has run correctly. In vitro diagnostic device for self-testing, CE 0123, REF TFO-602H, made by Hangzhou AllTest Biotech, EU representative MedNet EC-REP GmbH. Contents and storage: 1 test cassette in a sealed pouch, 1 sample tube with extraction buffer and sampling stick, plus instructions for use. Store at 2–30 °C, at room temperature or in the fridge, and do not freeze; no cold chain is needed. The compact pack fits easily in a bathroom cabinet. Before you test: Stop alcohol and medicines such as aspirin 48 hours before, where medically appropriate. Do not test during menstruation or in the 3 days before and after, or with bleeding haemorrhoids or blood in the urine. A positive result is not a final diagnosis and should be discussed with a doctor; the test does not replace a medical examination.