Patris Health test for liver ALT and AST, 1 test

The Patris Health Test for Liver ALT and AST is designed to self-test and detect elevated liver enzymes.

Test features

• self-test
• finger blood sample
• at least 89.2% accuracy
• fast results

Patris Health ALT and AST Liver Test

Using the ALT and AST liver test, Patris Health will help you check that your liver enzyme levels are within normal limits. This test can be done at home as it is specially prepared for easy self-testing. No visit to the lab or doctor.

The test is a cost-effective solution that will make it easier for you to regularly check the concentration of two liver enzymes. This will make it easier to monitor for possible liver damage or disease. Performing this test is also extremely fast. Thanks to the enclosed instructions, which are extremely precise and clear, the implementation is also very simple. You do not need any prior knowledge or special experience.

ALT or alanine aminotransferase is the most commonly used clinical marker of the physiological state of the liver. Liver disease is most often caused by alcohol abuse, obesity, type 2 diabetes or hepatitis B or C infection. A quick self-test allows you to determine with as much as 89.2% accuracy whether the concentration of liver enzymes is increased The liver enzymes ALT and AST pass into the blood before the clinical symptoms of a damaged liver occur. This test, on the other hand, allows you to quickly detect damaged livers and thus enable fast and timely treatment before severe pain and serious problems occur.

Perform testing

Please read the enclosed instructions carefully first. Testing won't take long.

Start by taking blood from your finger. Then add a drop of blood together with the test solution to the dough device. Read the results after 10 minutes.

The kit contains

• one test device,
• one test solution,
• two droppers for blood collection and transmission,
• two blood sampling lancets,
• one alcohol wipe to disinfect the finger
• detailed instructions for use with an illustrative demonstration of the testing process