Biosafe Thyroid (TSH) Lab Test

The Biosafe Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Test Kit is perfect for helping you identify and monitor an underactive or overactive thyroid condition. This test is easy to use and convenient that can be self-collected at home. Then just send your specimen to the laboratory in the provided prepaid mailed and your results will be available shortly.

The Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Test Kit includes:
- 1 collection kit
- Return postage to the lab
- Test analysis by a CLIA certified laboratory
- Review of results by a licensed health care professional

Approximately 1 in 11 Americans has Thyroid Disease - and doesn't know it! The good news is, if discovered and properly treated, a thyroid disorder can be controlled and the patient can lead a normal and active life.

The Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Test is a self-collected, laboratory analysis that measures a substance called Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH). This test will help you and your health care professional identify and/or monitor an underactive or overactive thyroid condition.

A TSH test is your best first step for checking thyroid function. At TestCountry we offer the most reliable, accurate and affordable TSH test available in the market.

How Does TSH Test Work?

The specimen collection process is quick, easy and virtually painless. Using the special finger lancet, which is included in the Blood Collection Kit, a couple of drops of blood are taken from a nick of a finger and deposited into a special collection device called a Blood Transport System (BTS). The BTS is then sent to a CLIA Certified Laboratory for analysis. The kit tests your blood sample to see how much TSH is present and then mails the results back to you in an easy-to-read, understandable report.

Since the TSH test produces a numerical result rather than a simple "yes" or "no" answer, both testing approval and professional review of test results is required by a licensed health care professional. The Lab has developed a nationwide network of physicians, one of whom will review your prescription request for test approval and interpret its results

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