ALLTEST FOB rapid cassette test (stool) 1 pcs

Self-diagnostic test for occult bleeding in human stool. Occult faecal bleeding is bleeding that is not easily visible to the naked eye in the stool.

Scope

Self-diagnostic test for occult bleeding in human stool. Occult faecal bleeding is bleeding that is not easily visible to the naked eye in the stool. The cause may be various disorders of the digestive tract, like ulcers, polyps, colitis, diverticulitis, Ragades, hemorrhoids or tumors. Symptoms of these changes often go unnoticed in the early stages of the disease, so looking for blood in the stool is an important screening test that can detect digestive tract disease at an early stage

When can the FOB test be used?

The test can be done at any time, so you can wait until you have a natural urge to defecate; no need to follow a special diet. The test is not recommended during menstruation because the results are not reliable then.

The principle of the test

The FOB TEST for occult bleeding in stool is an immunochromatographic test that uses highly specific monoclonal antibodies to detect even the smallest amount of blood in stool samples. Due to these features, the FOB TEST does not require any dietary restrictions to be followed prior to the test.

How does the FOB test work?

The FOB TEST was developed to detect the presence of human haemoglobin in a stool sample using a combination of specific antibodies. The test can detect human hemoglobin up to a concentration of 40 ng/ml, and in some cases it is also possible that samples with a hemoglobin concentration of 40 ng/ml to 36 ng/ml will still result in a positive result.

How does the test cartridge work?

The FOB Rapid Test Cassette (Stool) detects human blood in stool. The rate of disease progression is not indicated by this test.

How much occult blood could be detected in a stool sample?

The FOB Rapid Test Cassette (stool) can detect hidden blood in stool at a level of 50 ng/ml or 6 μg/g stool.

How accurate is the test?

A clinical trial was conducted comparing the results obtained with the FOB Rapid Test Cassette to another commercially available FOB test. The consumer clinical study included 464 stool samples: The FOB test identified 63 positive and 397 negative results. The results showed 99.1% overall accuracy of the FOB quick test compared to another FOB quick test.

How should the stool sample be stored?

It is recommended to test the sample as soon as possible after collection.

What should I do if the result is positive?

You should consult your doctor.