Patris Health test for syphilis, 1 test

The Patris Health Test for syphilis provides self-testing and fast and reliable results.

Test features

• self-test
• Fast and accurate results
• blood test
• Easy to use

Purpose of the Patris Health Syphilis Test

The syphilis test is a rapid serological or blood test. Within a few minutes, it detects IgG, IgA and IgM antibodies against Treponema pallidum. This bacterium causes the sexually transmitted disease syphilis.

The Patris Health Syphilis Test is an easy-to-use test that allows for self-testing. Completely discreet determination of whether you are infected with syphilis, without visiting a doctor or laboratory.

Detailed instructions are included with the test, making it easy and simple to take a blood sample. Without special knowledge and experience, you can take the test completely independently.

We recommend that you take the test at least five weeks after intercourse. Nevertheless, be aware that the incubation period can vary between individuals. Treponemal antibody concentrations increase over time and peak one to two years after infection.

The Patris Health Test for Syphilis boasts 97% accuracy and precision of results. This test is based on reliable and proven technology, which has also been used in medicine for more than 15 years.

Using the test

Read the instructions carefully.

In just three steps, you'll be done with testing. Pierce your finger with a lancet. Take a blood sample and add it to the test device together with the test solution. Then wait about 10 minutes for the result to appear.

NEGATIVE: Only control bar C appears.

A negative result means that the test did not detect antibodies to Treponema pallidum in the blood sample.

In the first few weeks after infection, a negative result is possible because the immune system has not yet produced enough of the antibody detected by the test.

If you've had risky sex, repeat the test with new tests in the coming weeks.

POSITIVE: two bars appear - control line C and test line T.

A positive result means that a test in a blood sample detected syphilis-specific antibodies.

Talk to your doctor about the next steps.