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Experiencing fatigue, symptoms of fever, or unexpected weight loss? Monitoring the C-Reactive Protein (CRP) in your blood is a simple and effective way to find out why.

With our easy-to-use C-Reactive Protein (CRP) rapid test kit, you’ll find out within minutes if your body is fighting hidden inflammation, infection or trauma.

Save time and stress by checking your CRP levels in the comfort of your home. Rapid and reliable results to help you take control of hidden illness.

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About this test

Our C-Reactive Protein (CRP) rapid test offers a straightforward and trustworthy way to check your body’s inflammation levels. It provides insight into your liver’s response to potential health issues or physical trauma. These include infections, autoimmune disorders, and heart disease.

CRP is a protein produced by your liver when inflammation is present in your body. With a simple blood test, you can quickly check your CRP levels and get answers for your unexplained fatigue, muscle pain or fever within minutes.

If your CRP levels are high, you’ll be empowered to seek medical advice and discover the root causes of your symptoms. This is your go-to test for quick and reliable health monitoring.

Check in on your internal health with fast, accurate results. All materials provided within one kit.

What comes in this kit?

1 test cassette
1 diluent vial with dropper tip
2 sterile lancets for blood collection
1 pipette for blood sampling
1 antiseptic skin cleanser gauze
1 easy-read instruction manual

How to use this test

1
Prepare for the test
Wash your hands thoroughly with hot water and soap, then rinse or dry with the antiseptic cleaning gauze provided.
Open the kit, and lay out the test cassette, pipette, vial, lancet, and alcohol cleaning gauze.
2
Prepare the lancet
Without pulling, carefully perform a 360° rotation of the lancing device’s cap, then extract and discard the released cap. Press the lancet against your fingertip (preferably the ring finger). The lancet will retract automatically. Massage your fingertip to form a large drop of blood.
3
Collect the blood sample
Use the pipette to collect the blood drop by placing it in contact with the drop. Continue massaging your finger until the blood reaches the black line on the pipette. Open the vial and immediately transfer the blood from the pipette into it.
4
Mix the test solution
Press the pipette bulb to ensure all the blood is in the diluent solution. Screw the cap back on and mix well for at least 10 seconds.
5
Apply the sample
Unscrew the blue cap of the vial and deposit 2 drops into the well on the test strip case. Wait exactly 5 minutes for the test to develop before reading your results. DO NOT read the result after 6 minutes.
6
Read and interpret the results
A coloured line under 'C' (control) indicates a negative result, and the absence of inflammation or infection.
Coloured lines under both C and T1 indicate a CRP value between 10 and 40 mg/l. You may have a viral infection, the onset of a bacterial infection, or inflammation caused by physical trauma. Consult your GP.Coloured lines under C, T1, and T2 indicate a CRP value between 40 and 80 mg/l. You may have a viral or bacterial infection, or be suffering from physical trauma. Consult your GP urgently.
Coloured lines under C, T1, T2 , and T3 indicate a CRP value over 80 mg/l. Consult your GP, as this indicates severe inflammation or trauma.