Prima Home Test Vitamin D Self Check - 10 Minute Result

Finally - an accurate home test kit that will give you an accurate indication of your vitamin D blood levels within 10 minutes.
Previously the only way to obtain these readings was via a blood test at your medical practice, and if you have already been prescribed treatment you can now see whether your levels have returned to normal.
It is not a substiture for a medical diagnosis or opinion, but is very useful for a quick simple home check, and to allow users to know whether they need to seek further advice.

WHAT IS VITAMIN D TEST FOR?
VITAMIN D Test is a rapid assay for the semi-quantitative detection of vitamin D in human blood. This is such a widespread condition today that it has been recognized as a global epidemic.

WHAT IS VITAMIN D?
Vitamin D belongs to a group of fat-soluble secosteroids responsible for increasing intestinal absorption of calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphate and zinc. The blood concentration of vitamin D (which includes D2 and D3) is considered the best indicator of vitamin D levels in the body. Vitamin D3 is naturally produced in human skin through exposure to ultraviolet rays, while vitamin D2 is derived mainly from food. Vitamin D is transported to the liver where it is metabolized into 25-hydroxy vitamin D.
Vitamin D deficiency is related to several serious diseases, such as: osteoporosis, multiple sclerosis, cardiovascular disorders, diabetes, complications during pregnancy, depression, heart attack, autoimmune disorders, flu, cancer, infectious diseases, Alzheimer's, obesity and osteomalacia. For this reason, tests to detect the concentration of vitamin D in the blood are now considered "medically necessary screening tests" not only for bone health, but for the entire physical well-being.

WHO SHOULD USE VITAMIN D TEST?
VITAMIN D Test is particularly recommended for people commonly at risk of vitamin D deficiency, such as subjects with the following symptoms: frequent fatigue and tiredness, insufficient exposure to the sun, limited intake of this element through diet or who have problems in intestinal absorption.

HOW DOES THE VITAMIN D TEST WORK?
VITAMIN D Test is an immunochromatographic device that, thanks to specific antibodies, is able to detect the levels of 25-hydroxyvitamin D in blood sample and highlight its concentration thanks to the intensity of the Test Line (T) obtained. This Test shows results of:
- deficient 0-10 ng/ml
- insufficient 10-30 ng/ml
- sufficient 30-100 ng/ml
- excess >100 ng/ml

WHEN SHOULD I DO THE VITAMIN D TEST?
It is useful to do the VITAMIN D Test if you suffer from osteoporosis, other bone health problems or diseases that influence fat absorption (such as coeliac), following particular conditions in which the absorption of Vitamin is compromised (as a gastric bypass operation) or in case of drugs that interfere with the action of the molecule (anticonvulsants and glucocorticoids). It is also advisable to perform the Test if the calcium levels are low and/or if the patient has the typical symptoms of vitamin D deficiency, such as rickets (bone malformation in children), bone weakness or fragility and osteomalacia, repeated bone fractures in adults. Finally, the Test is also particularly suitable for people at high risk of deficiency (such as the elderly, hospitalized persons, those who have little or no exposure to the sun, and obese people).

WHAT DOES IT CONTAIN?
Instructions for use
2 sterile lancets for self-puncture and blood sampling (ensure you obtain enough blood to apply to the test kit otherwise you won't obtain a reading)
1 antiseptic cleaning gauze
1 dropper vial containing the diluent for the test
1 transparent plastic bag containing the pipette for blood sampling
1 Vitamin D colour card 1 sealed aluminum bag containing:
1 Test device
1 desiccant sachet

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