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What is YorkTest Inflammation Test?

The YorkTest Inflammation Test is a simple, user-friendly home-to-laboratory finger-prick blood test. Its function is to measure the levels of inflammation in your body and help identify potential risks of damage or deterioration that you may not be aware of.

This test serves as a risk marker for several conditions such as heart disease, stroke, chronic conditions, and infections.

What are the key features?

Easy to use home-to-laboratory finger-prick blood test
Helps in identifying risk of damage or disease in the body
Provides results within 7 days
Offers advice on lifestyle changes and whether a visit to GP is recommended
Returns a prepaid envelope (Available in UK only)

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What are the active ingredients?

Not applicable as this is a test kit, not a medication.

What are the other Ingredients?

The kit includes three single-use lancets, one blood collection tube, one blood collection tube label, one blood collection tube return pouch, two adhesive plasters, and a cleansing wipe.

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How to use YorkTest Inflammation Test

Use the lancet to prick your finger and collect a sample of your blood using the blood collection tube. Attach the label to the tube and place it in the return pouch. Secure the site of prick with an adhesive plaster and sanitize it with the cleansing wipe. Seal the pouch and mail it back in the prepaid envelope provided.

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Precautions to consider before using YorkTest Inflammation Test

Do not use this kit if the packaging is damaged or if any components are missing.
Ensure that you follow the instructions carefully to avoid contamination or incorrect results.
This test is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult with your GP for medical concerns.
Not suitable for those who have haemophilia or are on blood-thinning medication.

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YorkTest Inflammation Test

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