SELFCheck Prostate Health Test PSA Home Screening

£13.99

Quick Results: Get vital prostate health insights in just 10 minutes
Easy Home Testing: Simple finger-prick blood test you can do at home
Early Detection: Annual PSA testing can halve prostate cancer deaths for men aged 45-49
Proactive Health Management: Detects potential prostate issues early for better outcomes
User-Friendly: Accurate and convenient, ideal for regular monitoring

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SELFCheck Prostate Health Test Kit

The SELFCheck Prostate Health Test is a simple, reliable way for men to check whether their prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels are raised – conveniently from home. At Kegel8, we’re proud to offer this easy-to-use home testing kit, trusted by many of our customers to support their health awareness.

This quick finger-prick blood spot test detects raised PSA levels, which may be associated with prostate issues such as prostatitis, an enlarged prostate, a urinary infection, or, less commonly, prostate cancer. It’s important to know that while PSA is a marker for prostate abnormalities, a raised PSA level does not necessarily mean cancer – in fact, 3 in 4 men with a raised PSA won’t have cancer. Likewise, some men with normal PSA levels may still have cancer.

That’s why the SELFCheck Prostate Health Test is a valuable tool to monitor your prostate health and discuss any concerns with your GP. If your result is positive, you’re encouraged to follow up with a healthcare professional.

Key Benefits:

Fast results in 10 minutes
Over 87% agreement with laboratory PSA tests*
Contains 1 test kit
Trusted, reliable home testing from Kegel8

Using the test is straightforward: simply use one of the included single-use lancets to obtain a small blood sample, apply it to the test cassette, and wait for your result. One line indicates a negative result; two lines indicate a positive result.

Before deciding to test, it’s important to weigh the pros and cons of PSA testing:

Pros:

May reassure you if the result is normal
Can detect early signs of cancer, enabling earlier treatment
PSA testing may reduce your risk of dying from prostate cancer

Cons:

Can miss some cancers and provide false reassurance
May lead to unnecessary worry and tests if no cancer is present
Can’t differentiate between slow-growing and aggressive cancers
Might detect a slow-growing cancer that would never have caused harm

In the UK, men over 50 without symptoms can request a PSA test from their GP. The SELFCheck Prostate Health Test offers a convenient, private alternative to check your PSA level at home and take proactive steps toward managing your prostate health.

Instructions For Use

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What is the SelfCheck Prostate Health Test?
The SelfCheck Prostate Health Test is a quick and easy blood test you can perform yourself at home. It’s designed to check for raised levels of Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) in your blood, which may indicate a prostate issue.

How does the test work?
The test works by detecting PSA levels in a small blood sample taken from your fingertip. If PSA levels are raised above a certain threshold, a line will appear on the test strip. You’ll get your result in just 10 minutes.

What is PSA and why is it important?
PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) is a protein made by the prostate gland. Raised PSA levels can be a sign of various prostate conditions, including inflammation, an enlarged prostate, or prostate cancer.

Who is this test for?
The test is ideal for men who want to monitor their prostate health privately at home, particularly those aged 50 and over, or younger men with a family history of prostate problems.

Does a positive result mean I have prostate cancer?
Not necessarily. A raised PSA level can be caused by several non-cancerous conditions such as an enlarged prostate or prostatitis. This test is a screening tool – it’s important to discuss any positive result with your doctor.

Is the test painful?
The test uses a small lancet to obtain a drop of blood from your fingertip. It feels similar to a quick pinprick and is generally well tolerated.