Home Prostate Cancer PSA Test Kit - Accurate & Secure

The Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test measures the levels of PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland, which is a key marker for the risk of prostate cancer.

Feature

This Screening Is An Important Tool For Monitoring Prostate Health, As Elevated Levels Of Psa Can Indicate The Presence Of Prostate Cancer Or Other Prostate-Related Conditions. The Test Is Non-Invasive And Can Provide Valuable Information To Help Inform Doctors And Patients. However, It Is Important To Note That Elevated Psa Levels Are Not Necessarily Indicative Of Prostate Cancer And May Be Due To Other Factors Such As An Enlarged Prostate. The Reverse Is Also True, In That A Normal Psa Does Not Rule Out Prostate Cancer. If You Have Symptoms, You Must See Your Doctor.

What'S Tested?

Prostate Specific Antigen (Psa)

How Long Does It Take To Get Results?

You Will Receive An E-Mail From Us Within 48-Hours Of Your Sample Being Received By The Lab, With A Link To View Your Test Results On Our Secure Dashboard Once Your Results Are Ready.

Are Results As Accurate As Traditional Lab Tests?

Yes, Your Samples Are Processed In The Same Labs Used By Hospitals, Government Programs And Primary Care Providers - All Of Which Are Ukas And Iso Accredited, Which Are The Highest Levels Of Accreditation. Furthermore, Our Team Is Comprised Of Medical And Scientific Leaders, So You Can Be Assured That Our Claims And Results Reports Are Clinically-Valid.

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Warnings

Product Specification

Instructions leaflet, Collection tube(s), Plasters x 3, Alcohol wipes x 3, Lancets x 3, Prepaid shipping box x 1, Sample returns bag x1, Collection tube barcode label(s)

Uses

Who should take this test?

Men over the age of 50, particularly those with a family history of prostate cancer, may find the PSA test useful in monitoring their prostate health. Early detection and treatment of prostate cancer can lead to better outcomes and a higher chance of successful treatment.

How often should I take this test?

Repeat this test annually to keep track of any changes in PSA levels and to monitor prostate health over time. Regular testing can help detect any changes early, which can lead to earlier treatment and better outcomes.

How does it work?

Within 24 hours of the laboratory receiving your sample, you'll receive a comprehensive report on your online dashboard through a secure login. The report outlines your results and compares them to the normal reference ranges.
Our at-home blood testing kit provides you with the convenience of monitoring your health from the comfort of your own home. With accurate and reliable results, you can take charge of your health and make informed decisions about your well-being.

How to prepare for this test?

Do not take this test within two weeks of having a digital rectal exam (DRE). Prostate Biopsies are very invasive procedures which also increase the levels of PSA and therefore the sample should be collected prior to a Prostate Biopsy being taken, or 6 weeks after the biopsy has been performed. Ejaculation, high intensity exercise or prolonged low intensity exercise can also affect this test. These should be avoided at least 48h prior to taking the sample. Some medications/supplements may interfere with the test results. Please consult your doctor if you are taking biotin or chemotherapy medication. You do NOT need to fast for this test.