Product information for The Tester Syfilis Test: Application of The Tester Syfilis Test: The Tester Syphilis Self-Test is a CE-certified self-test that allows you to check for Treponema pallidum antibodies in your blood in 10-15 minutes. This can indicate an active or previous syphilis infection. The test offers a quick and discreet way to test yourself without having to visit a doctor. Claims CE certified ✓Sensitivity: 83% Specificity: 98% ✓Fast results within 10-15 minutes ✓Can be performed at home without a visit to the laboratory ✓Detects syphilis antibodies, but further medical confirmation is recommended What is this medicine used for This test is used to detect syphilis antibodies in the blood. This helps determine whether a person has been infected with syphilis. Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) that can cause serious complications if not treated in time. Ingredients Instructions for use – Step-by-step instructions Test cassette – For the detection of syphilis antibodies Finger prick (lancet) – For safe and painless blood collection Transfer pipette – For accurate dosing of the blood sample Buffer solution – Necessary for correct performance of the test Alcohol wipe – For hygienic cleaning of the fingertipUsage of The Tester Syfilis Test: -PreparationOpen the sealed packaging and place the test cassette on a clean surface.-Blood collectionClean your fingertip with the included alcohol wipe.Use the sterile finger prick (lancet) to obtain a drop of blood.Use the transfer pipette to draw up the blood sample and place one drop of blood on the test cassette.-Test executionAdd two drops of buffer solution to the test cassette.Wait 10-15 minutes and read the result.WarningThe test is intended for self-diagnosis, but confirmation by a doctor is recommended in case of a positive result.A positive test means that syphilis antibodies have been detected. This can indicate an active or previous infection.A negative test does not completely rule out syphilis infection, especially if you are still within the incubation period.
