Syphilis Test Kit

iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit: Features and Benefits

The iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit is a reliable and easy-to-use diagnostic tool designed for at-home syphilis testing. Offering exceptional accuracy, rapid results, and user-friendliness, it provides individuals with the ability to detect syphilis early and discreetly in the comfort of their own homes. Below are the standout features and benefits of the iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit:

Exceptional Accuracy

• The iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit boasts an accuracy rate of over 99%, ensuring reliable and trustworthy results. This high level of accuracy makes it a dependable choice for individuals who need to test for syphilis with confidence.

Rapid Results

• With the ability to provide results in just 15 minutes, the iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit is ideal for individuals seeking a quick and efficient way to detect syphilis. Early detection helps facilitate timely intervention and effective management of syphilis.

Stringent Certifications

• The iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit meets international quality standards, holding two important certifications:
  • TÜV ISO 13485 certification, ensuring that the kit complies with the globally recognized standards for medical devices, guaranteeing its quality and reliability.
  • GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) and CE (for Hospital) certifications, confirming that the kit is manufactured under strict quality control processes and meets the standards required for hospital use.

User-Friendly Design

• Designed for easy use at home, the iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit includes clear, step-by-step instructions that guide you through the testing process. The kit is simple to use, even for individuals with no medical background.

Privacy Protection

• Privacy is essential when it comes to medical testing, and the iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit allows you to test in complete discretion and comfort at home. There’s no need for a clinic visit, ensuring confidentiality and peace of mind throughout the testing process.

Indirect Antibody Test

• The iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit uses an indirect antibody test method, which detects antibodies produced in response to the Treponema Pallidum (TP) bacterium, the causative agent of syphilis. By detecting these antibodies, the test provides an indirect indication of syphilis infection.

Safe Testing

• The kit uses non-infectious antigens, ensuring that there is no risk of contracting syphilis during the testing process. Your safety and well-being are the highest priorities when using the iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit.

Summary of Benefits:

• 99%+ Accuracy: Reliable and trustworthy results.
• Fast Results: Results in just 15 minutes for timely diagnosis.
• Certified Quality: TÜV ISO 13485 and GMP (CE for Hospital) certifications.
• User-Friendly: Easy-to-follow instructions for home testing.
• Privacy and Discretion: Test in the comfort of your home with full privacy.
• Indirect Antibody Test: Detects antibodies associated with syphilis infection.
• Safe: Non-infectious testing components.

Why Choose the iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit?

The iCare Syphilis Home Test Kit is an excellent option for individuals seeking a reliable, fast, and private way to test for syphilis. Whether you need to monitor your sexual health or have reason to suspect an infection, this test gives you a convenient, accurate, and safe solution to detect syphilis and take the necessary steps toward treatment and care.

What is Syphilis?

Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by the Treponema pallidum bacterium. It is primarily transmitted through direct contact with a syphilis sore, which can occur during vaginal, anal, or oral sex. The sores associated with syphilis most commonly appear on the external genitals, vagina, anus, or in the rectum, but they can also develop on the lips or in the mouth.

Stages of Syphilis and Its Symptoms

Syphilis progresses in stages, each with distinct symptoms. It's important to understand these stages for early detection and treatment, as many individuals with syphilis may not show symptoms, especially in the early stages.

Primary Stage Symptoms

The primary stage of syphilis usually occurs within 10 to 90 days after exposure to the bacterium. It is characterized by the appearance of a single, painless chancre (sore) at the site of infection. These sores are:

• Firm, round, and small
• Typically painless, which can lead to them being unrecognized and untreated.

The chancre will typically heal on its own within 3 to 6 weeks, but the infection remains in the body and progresses to the next stage if not treated.

Secondary Stage Symptoms

If syphilis is not treated after the primary stage, it progresses to the secondary stage, which can occur weeks to months after the appearance of the chancre. Common symptoms during this stage include:

• Skin rash (often on the palms of the hands or soles of the feet)
• Mucous membrane lesions (sores in the mouth, vagina, or anus)
• Fever
• Swollen lymph nodes
• Sore throat
• Patchy hair loss
• Headaches
• Weight loss
• Muscle aches

These symptoms may resolve on their own, but the infection continues to spread without treatment, leading to the latent stage.

Latent Stage

During the latent stage, no symptoms are present, but the bacteria are still in the body. This stage can last for several years, and although the person may not feel ill, syphilis is still contagious during this period.

Late Stage (Tertiary Syphilis)

If syphilis remains untreated, it can progress to the late stage, which can occur 10 to 20 years after the initial infection. The late stage of syphilis can cause severe complications, including:

• Difficulty coordinating muscle movements
• Paralysis
• Numbness
• Gradual blindness
• Dementia

These complications can be life-threatening if not treated promptly.

Transmission of Syphilis

Syphilis is contagious during the primary, secondary, and early latent stages when sores or rashes are present. Since many individuals do not notice or recognize the sores, syphilis can be transmitted unknowingly.

• Direct contact with syphilis sores (even if they are not painful or noticeable) is the main route of transmission.
• Kissing can spread syphilis if there are syphilis sores in or around the mouth.
• It can also be passed from mother to child during pregnancy or childbirth, leading to congenital syphilis.

Importance of Early Detection and Treatment

Syphilis is curable with antibiotics, especially in the early stages. However, the longer the infection goes untreated, the more severe the complications can become. If you suspect you have syphilis or have been exposed to it, it is crucial to get tested early to prevent the progression to more serious stages.

Testing for Syphilis

A simple syphilis test is available at home or at healthcare clinics. Early detection and timely treatment can prevent the severe consequences of late-stage syphilis.

Product Features

• Sensitivity: 99%
• Specificity: >99%
• CE Approved

 

 

Negative Result
(No antibodies of Treponema Pallidum (TP) detected)
Pink Line next to "C"

Positive Result
(Antibodies of Treponema Pallidum (TP) detected)
Pink Line next to "C" and "T"

No Results
(The device may be faulty, please test again using a new kit)