Why test
Symptoms such as diarrhoea, constipation, abdominal pain, or changes to your bowel movements can be a sign of a bowel health concern.
We also know that many gastrointestinal problems in the early stages such as colon cancer, ulcers, polyps, colitis, diverticulitis, and fissures can cause hidden blood in stool and may not always show any visible symptoms.
Screening for gastrointestinal issues allows you to check for the presence of non-visible blood in your stool. If a specific concentration is found, the results will indicate a positive result, suggesting an abnormality in your bowel health.
This test has been designed by healthcare professionals.
What our customers say
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When to seek medical advice
Positive result
If your result shows two coloured lines in both the control (c) and test (t) regions, it means occult blood (non-visible blood) has been detected in your stool sample. A positive result indicates that you could have a gastrointestinal issue. These issues may not show any visible symptoms, so it is important positive results are followed up with a medical professional.
Negative result
When one coloured line is in the control (C) region but not in the test region (T), it means that no faecal occult (non-visible) blood has been detected in your stool sample.
How it works
Collect your stool sample following the instructions provided in your test kit
Receive your results within five to 10 minutes
Scan the QR code on the back of your test kit to learn how to manage your results
How to use a rapid test
Intended use
This at-home test is designed for adults aged 18 and over for the collection of a stool sample. This test has been designed by medical experts to give you an indication of your bowel health. However, you’ll need a secondary analytical test or consultation with a healthcare professional to confirm the status of your bowel health.
