- EZ Detect Colon Disease Test, At Home Kit, FDA Cleared, No Stool Handling, Results in 2 Minutes, No lab Processing, 1 Test (Contains 5 Pads)
- Reliable and Accurate: This FDA cleared and trusted at home test kit is used by hospitals and physicians worldwide. An accurate test with a results card for the early detection of colorectal diseases including colorectal cancer. Check your colon health.
- Simple, Fast & Sanitary: EZ Detect Colon Disease test could help detect the early warning signs of Colorectal disease at home. This non-invasive colon disease test gives results within two minutes at home, with no messy handling of stool
- No Lab Processing: EZ Detect Colon Disease Test Kit contains 5 testing pads, a performance control package and instruction booklet. There are enough pads to test 3 consecutive bowel movements. Colorectal cancer screening is recommended for people aged 45 at average risk
- No Diet Restrictions: No preparation is required before using the colon disease test. However, for two days before and during testing, try to eat vegetables, fruits and cereals which contain fiber. These may assist you in having easier bowel movements
The EZ Detect Colon Disease Test is the most convenient test available for at-home detection of hidden blood in the stool, one of the primary early warning signs of colorectal disease. Hidden blood in the stool can be caused by bleeding ulcers, hemorrhoids, polyps, colitis, diverticulitis, fissures or cancer of the colon. Each test kit is for one user. The kit contains: a foil pouch containing five test tissues, a Positive Control package, one patient instruction sheet and one test result post card for mailing results to a doctor or lab. If the test is positive (any blue-green color appears in the test area of the pad), you likely have blood in the stool. Do not dismiss the findings even though there occasionally can be false positives with the test. Immediately contact your physician for follow-up and further screening (such as colonoscopy) and testing. Strongly consider seeking an appointment with a gastroenterologist. Early detection is your best protection!
