Home Bowel Disorder Test

This Bowel Disorder Test is used to detect the presence of blood in the stool - even minute amounts not visible to the naked eye.
It is easy to use and can be carried out in the privacy of your own home.

Blood in the stool is an indication of inflammation, irritation by certain drugs, ulceration, non-cancerous growths or bowel cancer.

The bowel disorder test takes the form of a specially designed tissue that is dropped into the toilet bowl after a bowel movement. A colour change indicates the presence of blood.

5 tissues are provide per testing kit so tests can be carried out over a period of time.

 

£10.20

5 x tests per pack

(Code: 1002)

Further Information about the Bowel disorder test

If you receive a positive result you should consult your GP, or our online doctor service, for advice.

The bowel disorder test kit contains full instructions and advice for getting the most accurate results.

Self-Sure Faecal Blood Test

*NEW PRODUCT*

Self-Sure FOB Test - At-home test for the detection of faecal occult blood.

The Self-Sure Faecal Occult Blood (FOB) test is a rapid, one step lateral flow immunoassay for the qualitative detection of the occult (hidden) blood in faeces to aid in the detection of gastro-intestinal disorders, e.g. diverticulitis, colitis, polyps and colorectal cancer. The test utilizes a cobination of two monoclonal antibodies to selectively detect human hemoglobin. The test result is interpreted from colored lines.

£15.31

1 per pack

(Code: 2011)

Kit Contents

1. Faecal Sample Collection Tube
2. Sample Collection Paper
3. FOB Test Strip Tube
4. Package Insert

*Easy to use
*Results in 5 minutes
*No Dietary Restrictions
*Highly Accurate

Home Faecal Blood Test

This faecal blood test is a simple, accurate test that can be used in the privacy of your own home to test for disorders of the bowel.

The test is used to check stool samples for the presence of blood. Blood in the stool sample is an indication of bleeding in the digestive system.
Faecal blood can be caused by cancer of the colon, stomach ulcers or a range of other bowel disorders.

This rapid faecal blood test is an Immunochromatographic Assay test.
This test is able to detect blood in far far lower concentrations than a conventional Guaiac test.

£15.31

1x test per pack

(Code: PIDCC01)

Further Information about the Home Faecal Blood Test

A three-day diet before the test is not necessary and medication need not be stopped. No false-positive or false-negative results, caused by elements in one's diet or medication, will occur.

The test results take only ten minutes to be ready.

Because polyps (a growth in the colon wall sometimes caused by a cancer) don't bleed continually, it is recommended to take a Faecal blood test repeatedly throughout the year, in order to increase the possibility of "catching" a bleeding polyp.

Eat to Beat Cancer

A Nutritional Guide with 40 Delicious Recipes

These days cancer affects thousands, but conclusive research shows that by eating wisely we can not only improve our chances of beating cancer, we can also considerably cut the risk of developing cancer in the first place.
Doctors estimate that 35% of cancers are related to poor diet. This means that there's a great deal we can do to help ourselves by changing the way we eat and knowing which are the important foods that will help our bodies stay free from cancer.

£11.22

1 per pack

(Code: 7101)

Eat to Beat Cancer includes:

*The key anti-cancer food groups
*Potentially harnful foods you should be avoiding
*How to change the way you eat - and make the change easy
*With 40 easy-to-prepare health-filled recipes

Authors

Jane Sen is the dietary advisor to the Bristol Cancer Help Centre. She is a sought after chef, as well as a nutritional health expert and a popular lecturer to nurses and health professionals.
Dr Rosy Daniel is the former Medical Director of the renowned Bristol Cancer Help Centre and is a pioneering doctor in the field of cancer protection. She practises integrated cancer medicine at the Harley Street Clinic in London, helping people with cancer to get the best of both worlds, orthodox and complementary.