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Finger-prick tests (64)

Want a quick and hassle-free look at your health? With a fingerstick test, you can test yourself at home, without a referral from your doctor. You can easily combine multiple tests into a single prick, from thyroid and cholesterol to vitamins and hormones. See below

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    • CK (creatine kinase) - Finger prick

    CK (creatine kinase) - Finger prick

    Creatine kinase (CK) To determine if a person has had muscle damage in the body. This finger prick test can be used to measure overtraining in athletes

    € 35,-

    € 35,-

    • Creatinine - Finger prick

    Creatinine - Finger prick

    Creatinine rises in the blood with impaired kidney function because supply remains the same while excretion decreases.

    € 25,-

    € 25,-

    • LH hormone - Finger prick

    LH hormone - Finger prick

    LH is produced in the pituitary gland and stimulates ovulation and then the production of progesterone in the woman.

    € 35,-

    € 35,-

    • IBS - Finger prick

    IBS - Finger prick

    € 39,-

    € 39,-

    • Glucose - Finger prick

    Glucose - Finger prick

    Most body cells use glucose as a source of energy. After eating, the amount of glucose in the blood rises due to the large supply.

    € 25,-

    € 25,-

    • BAT test finger prick test

    BAT test finger prick test

    Discover the exclusive BBT (Basal Blood Values Test) finger prick test, now available through our certified finger prick test therapists at Blood Values Test. This simple, quick and minimally invasive test provides comprehensive analysis of essential bi

    € 229,90

    € 229,90

    • Alkaline phosphatase - Finger prick

    Alkaline phosphatase - Finger prick

    A blood test for alkaline phosphatase can help diagnose and monitor conditions related to the liver, bile ducts, or bones.

    € 49,-

    € 49,-

    • Syphilis (Syphilis/Lues/TPHA) - Finger prick

    Syphilis (Syphilis/Lues/TPHA) - Finger prick

    STD blood test finger prick. if antibodies are detectable this indicates infection with Syphilis.

    € 35,-

    € 35,-

    • Anti-TG - Fingerprick

    Anti-TG - Fingerprick

    The anti-Tg test measures the amount of antibodies to thyreoglobulin (Tg), a protein made in the thyroid gland. These antibodies can occur in both a fast- and slow-acting thyroid gland .

    € 76,-

    € 76,-

    • Hepatitis B immunity - Finger prick

    Hepatitis B immunity - Finger prick

    To check if someone is infected with hepatitis B virus or to check if the treatment is effective. Also whether the vaccination has been successful.

    € 35,-

    € 35,-

    • ALAT - Finger prick

    ALAT - Finger prick

    You would have ALAT (Alanine Aminotransferase) measured in your blood to check how your liver is working

    € 25,-

    € 25,-

    • Blood count - Finger prick

    Blood count - Finger prick

    In the blood count, the following blood values are measured: Hemoglobin Anemia Leucocytes - White blood cells - Infections Platelets (Thrombocytes) etc.

    € 25,-

    € 25,-

The finger prick home test: 2 methods

Finger prick tests can be performed in two ways: capillary blood sampling and Dried Blood Spot (DBS). Both ways of finger pricking you can perform yourself at home.

Capillary Blood Lancing in Tube

Because more blood is collected than with the DBS method, the laboratory can usually analyze the blood better and more reliably.

Dried Blood Spot (DBS).

The Dried Blood Spot (DBS) method of finger pricking involves taking blood at home, letting it dry on filter paper and then sending it in for analysis.

For both methods of blood sampling, it is nice that you can do it at home but because you have to squeeze the blood from your finger, the blood cells can be damaged which can make the results less reliable. In addition, some people find it quite difficult to squeeze enough blood out of their finger and sometimes the collection fails because of this to either order a new test or to go to a clinic for a collection through the vein after all.

Frequently Asked Questions About Finger-Prick Tests

Is a fingerstick test just as reliable as a blood draw from a vein?Our laboratory analyzes both methods, but a blood draw from a vein typically yields a larger, less sensitive blood sample. If you have any doubts about the sample collection, you can always choose to have your blood drawn at a blood collection center.

Do I need to fast before a fingerstick test?That depends on the test you’ve chosen. Check the product page for your test or our explanation about fasting blood draws. https://www.bloodtesting.nl

Can I combine multiple tests in a single fingerstick?Yes, we’ve already put together several fingerstick test kits for you. You can also add multiple biomarkers to your shopping cart yourself to create your own test.

View all fingerstick tests above, or contact us if you’d like help choosing.

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