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What is the test for?

The quick test is used to detect hidden bleeding in the stool that indicates a digestive system disorder, but is not visible to the naked eye.

Since the symptoms are not noticeable, it is worth using the rapid digestive system test to make sure that the inside of our alimentary canal is healthy. Over the age of 45, it is recommended to perform a digestive system test on an annual basis to ensure the integrity of our alimentary canal, or to see a doctor in time to preserve our health.

The rapid test detects symptoms of the following diseases, such as: colitis, ulcers, polyps, rectal fissures, colon cancer, or oral bleeding.

The rapid test is an immunological test developed for self-monitoring of fecal blood. There is no need to follow a special diet before taking the test. For a reliable result, the stool sample is collected on 3 consecutive days.

What are the advantages of the test?

easy use,
can be done discreetly at home,
reliable result from 3 stool samples
93% accuracy,
there is no need to follow a special diet before taking the test,
a product that can be accounted for in the health fund!

Order the Digestive System Test and test your digestive system in the comfort of your own home. Remember, the earlier a possible disease is discovered, the sooner the unpleasant symptoms can decrease, and the greater the probability that serious complications will not develop!

Who is recommended to take the test?

for everyone over the age of 45-50,
for those suffering from digestive system complaints (e.g. constipation, diarrhea, bloating),
for those who experience recurring abdominal pain, abdominal cramps,
those whose bowel habits change,
for those who notice unusual, seemingly unexplained weight loss,
for smokers,
for regular alcohol consumers,
those who have a family history of colon or stomach cancer.

What diseases can bloody stool indicate?

Colon Cancer
stomach and duodenal ulcers
gastritis
colon polyp
ulcerative colitis (ulcerative colitis)
rectal fissure
hemorrhoids
Crohn's disease