Syphilis at home self test

If you are still wondering and questioning yourself what could be worst scenario after having one night stand, unprotected sex (vaginal, anal, oral sex) or after you have returned from holiday/weekend where you have had intercourse with a random sexual partner you should make sure to test your self on Syphilis ASAP!

If you feel ashamed by going to visit your doctor you can still test on Syphilis at home with 98% accuracy! Within 10-15 minutes you will get answer either your test is positive/negative. 

In case of infection with syphilis causing bacteria, your body produces antibodies against it. Simple home syphilis test determines the presence of these antibodies in your blood.

You will get your results within 10-15 minutes and learn if you are infected or not. The test accuracy is 98% compared to laboratory methods. 

If your Syphilis home test shows a positive result please do go and see a doctor.Always take our product to show your doctor in order he/she is aware of product. If your Syphilis home test shows a negative result and the last possible infection risk is more than three months ago you are not infected with Syphilis. Meaning you keep regularly testing yourself making it as healthy habit. Especially if you tend to change your sexual partners occasionally or regularly.

The Syphilis Test Kit contains all you need to conduct the test (except the timer): 1 aluminium bag with test device and a desiccant / 1 sterile lancet to puncture the finger / 1 bottle of solution / 1 a patch

Add 6 drops of reagent from the dropper bottle to the sample chamber. You can read the result after 10 minutes but within a maximum of 15 minutes.

If the syphilis test result is positive?

If the test result is positive, immediately contact your family doctor because early proper treatment can aid in treating the disease. Sometimes there may be cases when the test shows a positive result, even if there has not been any infection. Usually, this is due to a similar or previous infection (incl. treated one). In these cases, you also must also immediately contact your family doctor, who can determine whether further treatment is required.