Covid-19 Antibody and Vaccine Immunity Test
A combined blood test measuring both nucleocapsid antibodies, which indicate past infection, and spike protein antibodies, which indicate a vaccine or infection response.
- At-home test
Find out if you have a urinary tract infection (UTI) and what bacteria is causing it. From a simple urine test you'll get insights into what bacteria is causing your UTI and antibiotic resistance, allowing you to make informed decisions on your antibiotic treatment.
19 biomarkers as listed by Randox Health.
Find out if you have a urinary tract infection (UTI) and what bacteria is causing it. From a simple urine test you'll get insights into what bacteria is causing your UTI and antibiotic resistance, allowing you to make informed decisions on your antibiotic treatment.
With our convenient UTI test, get rapid results on 16 pathogens and 3 antibiotic resistance genes linked to UTIs and understand what antibiotic treatment is right for you. Symptoms to look out for include pain when urinating, a sudden urge to pass urine, feeling your bladder has not emptied completely, and pain in the lower abdomen. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, a UTI test can help you take a proactive approach in understanding what bacteria is affecting you, and the best way to treat this infection.
Description provided by Randox Health.
A combined blood test measuring both nucleocapsid antibodies, which indicate past infection, and spike protein antibodies, which indicate a vaccine or infection response.
If you're experiencing frequent infections, immune system issues, or unexplained inflammation, this test measures key immunoglobulins to assess how well your body is fighting infections.
If you're worried about hepatitis C exposure or have symptoms like fatigue or unexplained liver issues, this test can check for infection.
Do you want to know if coronavirus (COVID-19) antibodies are present in your blood? This test is helpful to monitor your antibodies if you have had a previous COVID-19 infection or the COVID-19 vaccination.