PSA Test – At-Home Finger-Prick Prostate Health Screening

Why Choose the PSA Test?

Private at-home screening
Complete the test in the privacy of your home without a routine clinic appointment.

Straightforward finger-prick sample
The kit uses a small blood sample and includes step-by-step instructions.

Clear result guidance
Read the result within the timeframe stated in the enclosed product instructions.

Supports prostate-health awareness
An unexpected result may provide useful information to discuss with your primary care physician or another qualified healthcare professional.

Discreet and convenient
The test offers a private screening option for men seeking greater awareness between healthcare appointments.

How It Works

1. Collect a small finger-prick blood sample using the included lancet.
2. Apply the sample to the test device as directed.
3. Add any required buffer solution according to the instructions.
4. Read the result within the specified reading window.

Every kit includes clear guidance for sample collection, testing and result interpretation.

Who May Consider This Test?

The PSA Test may be suitable for adult men who:

• Want greater awareness of their prostate health
• Prefer the privacy and convenience of at-home screening
• Have prostate-related concerns they intend to discuss with a healthcare professional
• Have been advised that PSA screening may be appropriate
• Want additional information before a doctor's appointment

Age alone does not determine whether PSA testing is appropriate. Individual risk factors, symptoms, family history and personal preferences should be discussed with a healthcare professional.

Key Features and Benefits

• At-home PSA screening kit
• Simple finger-prick blood-sample format
• Clear step-by-step instructions
• Results read privately at home
• Discreet and convenient testing
• Manufacturer-provided product information available
• Supports informed discussions about prostate health

Understanding Your Result

An elevated PSA result can be associated with several possible causes, including:

• Benign prostate enlargement
• Prostate inflammation
• Prostate infection
• Recent prostate-related activity or procedures
• Other prostate conditions

An elevated result does not confirm prostate cancer. A non-reactive result does not completely rule out prostate cancer or another prostate condition.

Screening disclaimer: This is a screening self-test, not a medical diagnosis or an diagnostic test for prostate cancer. Discuss elevated, unexpected or unclear results with a qualified healthcare professional. Seek medical advice if you experience urinary changes, blood in your urine or semen, persistent pain or other prostate-related concerns, regardless of your result.