Advanced Vaginal Health Test

ScreenMe: Advanced Vaginal Health Test

SKU: SM-B02

£229.99

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ScreenMe Advanced Vaginal Health Test

ScreenMe's groundbreaking, at home, clinical vaginal microbiome test uses next generation sequencing to screen for ALL bacteria AND ALL yeast with a single swab. This provides a comprehensive picture of the vaginal microbiome and health with 99.9% accuracy.


Ingredients

Directions:
Using next generation sequencing the test can determine what microbes are present in the vagina, what microbes are dominating the vaginal microbiome and which protective bacteria may be missing. The vaginal microbiome composition is key to risks of infections, BV, STIs , UTIs, fertility complications, pelvic inflammatory disease and more.

What's screened:
All bacterial species present in the vagina at the time of swab
All yeast species present in the vagina at the time of swab
Community state type of the vagina
Diversity of bacteria present
Composition of bacteria making up the vaginal microbiota
Absolute yeast growth analysis (an accurate screen for yeast over growth)

Who this test is for:
Women who experience vaginal symptoms
Women who have experienced recurrent infections
Women who have experienced miscarriage or preterm birth
Women who are struggling to conceive
Women who are undergoing IVF

Instructions for use:
Before starting sample collection activate your kit using the activation code provided and wash your hands

1. Remove the swab from the packaging

2. Insert the cotton end of the swab about 1.5 inches (3-4 cm) into the vaginal opening (you should not feel any pressure or pain). Gently turn the swab for about 10 seconds while touching the wall of the vagina. Carefully remove the swab. DO NOT put the swab on any surface before placing it into the collection tube. DO NOT enter swab into the collection tube before swabbing your vagina.

3. Open collection tube and insert the swab tip containing the sample into the solution. Break the swab leaving the swab tip in the collection tube.

4. Cap the tube containing sample and swirl ten times.

5. Complete sticker labels and stick labels onto the sample tube. Place tube in the clamshell and close firmly. Pack the clamshell into the prepaid return envelope provided and post sample.

6. Receive results and report 4-6 weeks after posting your sample.
Storage:
Additional Instructions:
The sample collection kit is stable at room temperature until expiry date at back of kit.

The sample once collected is stable at room temperature for up to one month and does not need to be posted on the same day as sample collection.

Important Information

Ingredients: What the kit includes:

Swab and sample collection bottle
Pre-paid return envelope
Comprehensive scientist report and result interpretation
1-2-1 practitioner support to ensure the best outcome possible

Dosage

If you are pregnant, breast-feeding, have a medical condition or are under medical supervision, please consult a doctor before use
Not suitable for children
Do not exceed the recommended daily intake/dose
Do not purchase or consume if the seal is broken
Keep out of reach of children
Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and healthy lifestyle
Additional Warnings:
Special instruction:
1. Do not collect your sample when menstruating
2. On the day of sample collection do not apply vaginal lotions, creams, or emollients before taking the sample
3. If possible stop using vaginally inserted probiotics seven days prior to taking sample
4. If you are using antibiotic or anti-fungal treatment please collect your sample 14 days after finishing your medication.

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