Monitor your sexual health with an accurate at-home test for chlamydia and gonorrhoea. With a sensitivity of over 99%, this easy-to-use kit provides quick and reliable results in just 15 minutes, all in the comfort and privacy of your own home. Empower yourself and proactively manage your sexual health with early detection, which can help reduce the risk of transmission and adverse outcomes.
Why self-testing for chlamydia and gonorrhoea?
- Early detection and treatment can help prevent complications
- Testing for sexually transmitted infections helps reduce transmission and protects you and others
- Supports good sexual health
- Provides a private and convenient testing option
Directions for use
How it works:
- This at-home test includes a sterile vaginal swab and clear instructions, ensuring an effortless testing experience.
- Collect a vaginal sample using the sterile swab provided.
- Follow the easy step-by-step instructions to process your sample.
- Read the results in 15 minutes.
- Always consult a healthcare professional for additional guidance and follow-up care if you experience symptoms or receive a positive test result.
FAQ
When should I perform the test after opening the foil pouch?
Perform the test within 15 minutes of opening the foil pouch.
What factors should you consider when storing the test kit?
- Store the test kit in a cool, dry place, at 2-30°C (35-86°F).
- Do not freeze or store the test kit in direct sunlight.
- All components must be brought to room temperature before testing.
- Do not use after the expiry date.
Do I need to insert the swab into my vagina to collect the sample?
Yes, the sample must be collected using the vaginal swab provided in the kit. Please refer to the instructions for detailed guidance.
How many drops should I add to the sample wells?
Add 3 drops of the solution using the buffer tube into the sample wells. Follow the directions included in the pack.
How long should I wait to read my results?
Check your results in 15-20 minutes.
How do I know if the test was run properly?
A coloured line will appear in the control region (C) of the test cassette if the test has been properly performed. If this line is not visible, the test has been performed incorrectly, and you must rerun the test.
A faint line appears at T. Should this still be considered as positive?
Yes, even if there is a faint line in region T, the result must still be considered positive.
When is the test considered Invalid?
When there is no line appearing on the control region (C), the test must be considered invalid, and you must repeat the test. Refer to the IFU – interpretation of test results section for more information.
What might lead to invalid test results?
Insufficient sample volume or incorrect procedural techniques are the most likely reasons for the control line (C) failure. Review the test procedure again and repeat the test using a new test device.
How many times can I reuse the test card, reagent tubeand/or swab?
They are only used once.
What should I do if I drop the cassette on the floor?
In case of a damaged test cassette, please discard it and use a new one.
How should I dispose of the test components?
All parts of the kit should be placed in the biohazard bag, which can be disposed of in a regular household waste bin.
Safety and Warnings
If you have any concerns about your test results or health condition, please consult with your healthcare professional for personalised advice and support tailored to your specific situation.
IMPORTANT!
- If you are pregnant or suspect pregnancy, please consult a healthcare provider for advice before using the test kit.
- This test kit is a screening only. You must consult a medical practitioner for confirmatory testing of Positive results.
- A Negative test result may not be conclusive. You should consult a medical practitioner to confirm your results.
- The test kit may not detect the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis if it was acquired within the last 60 days. It is recommended to consult a medical practitioner if exposure may have occurred during this time.
- The test kit may not detect the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae if acquired within the last 10 days. It is recommended to consult a medical practitioner if exposure may have occurred during this time.
Positive Test Results:
- For Chlamydia: If a line appears at both the control region (C) and test region (T), Chlamydia is POSITIVE.
- For Gonorrhoea: If a line appears at both the control region (C) and test region (T), Gonorrhoea is POSITIVE.
The shade of the lines may vary, but even a faint or weak line should be considered a positive result.
If you have a POSITIVE result, you must consult a medical practitioner for confirmatory testing of positive results by a laboratory test and for advice regarding treatment if required.
Negative Test result:
Only Red lines appear in the control Regions (C), and No Line Appears in the Region (T).
Negative results do not necessarily mean that you are not infectious; if symptoms persist, seek medical assistance.
