iScreen™ Immunochemical Fecal Occult Blood Test

Our iScreen Immunochemical Fecal Occult Blood Testing Kit works by detecting trace amounts of blood in the feces. This test works as a colorectal cancer screen as well as a screen for other colorectal problems and conditions. You don't have to limit your diet before taking the test. Results are available within 5-10 minutes of taking the test.

¹For your convenient and safe use of our test kits, please consider to add on Gloves & Cups to ship together with your order..

Colorectal cancer (colon cancer) is the second leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States.In the US, colorectal cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers for both men and women.

Why use a screening test to detect blood in the stool?
Because colon cancer mortality rates can be significantly reduced by 30% with early detection and treatment. (from the Center for Cancer Surveillance and Control)

Early detection saves lives – colorectal cancer is preventable, even curable when detected early. If colorectal cancer is found early enough, the patient has more than a 90% chance of survival.

Benefits:*FDA Cleared for single sample collection*No dietary restrictions*Results in minutes*Easy to use sample collection tube*CLIA Waived

Kit includes:*Mailing tube ( in home use kit I-FOB-202 )*Complete instructions*FOBT collection device*Collection paper

Instructions

Collection and Procedure	Package includes collection tube with buffer, snap-tip cap, and attached sampler. Specimen is feces, and can be collected from toilet, toilet paper, or caught in a clean cup.
Unscrew cap.
Pierce specimen in at least five different sites in order to get fecal sample inside grooves. Wipe off excess fecal matter.
Insert sampler into collection tube and tighten cap. Shake well.
Snap off the tip.
Add 4 drops to sample well.
Run Time: Average time it takes for a result to appear. Read Time: Period where test must be read and results interpreted. It is critical that the test be read during this window.
Positive: Both a control line and a test line are present. Indicates the specimen contains more than 50 ng/mL of hHB.	Negative:Only a control line is present. Indicates the specimen contains less than 50 ng/mL of hHB.
Invalid:There are no lines, or only a test line. If no control line is visible at all, regardless if there is a test line or not, the test must be repeated using a different device.

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