The SelfCheck Urine Infection Home Screening Test is a convenient and reliable way to monitor for signs of urine infection in the comfort of your own home. This self-test kit contains two test strips, each capable of detecting three key biomarkers of urine infection: protein, nitrite, and leucocyte esterase. By using a fresh early morning urine sample, the test strips provide visual colour changes to indicate the presence of these biomarkers, allowing you to quickly and easily interpret the results.

Key Features:

Two test strips, each monitoring three test parameters: protein, nitrite, and leucocyte esterase.
Simple and fast testing process, providing results in just a few minutes.
Convenient home screening for signs of urine infection.
Suitable for anyone, but particularly beneficial for women who are more susceptible to urine infections.
No need for a prescription, enabling privacy and ease of use.
Expert support available from health check professionals at SelfCheck

What conditions can be monitored with SelfCheck Urine Infection Home Screening Tests?

SelfCheck Urine Infection Home Screening Tests is used for monitoring signs of urine infection, such as frequent need to urinate, pain when passing urine, cloudy urine with an odor, pain in the loins, fever, or chills.

What are the benefits of using SelfCheck Urine Infection Home Screening Tests?

The SELFCheck Urine Infection Home Screening Test provides a convenient and private way to monitor for signs of urine infection in the comfort of your own home, enabling early detection and peace of mind.

How does SelfCheck Urine Infection Home Screening Tests work?

The test strips detect the presence of protein, nitrite, and leucocyte esterase in a fresh early morning urine sample, providing visual color changes to indicate the presence of these biomarkers.

How often should urine be tested for infection?

Urine should be tested if the person is suffering from any of the following symptoms: frequent need to urinate, pain when passing urine, cloudy urine with an odor, pain in the loins, fever, or chills.

What is the best course of action following a positive result?

Following a positive result, it is advisable to seek medical advice and treatment from a healthcare professional.

Can anyone use the test?

Yes, anyone can use the test, but it is particularly useful for people, especially women, who are more susceptible to urine infections.