Verify self test vitamin d - rapid test on vitamin d card

Product Description

The Verify Vitamin D Self Test is a rapid test that measures the concentration of vitamin D in the blood to identify deficiencies or insufficiencies.

Indications

Vitamin D, particularly the 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D) form, is essential for:

• Calcium absorption and bone health
• Muscle function
• Immune defenses
• Prevention of chronic diseases

A deficiency can cause:

• Fatigue, muscle aches, brittle bones
• Osteoporosis or rickets in children
• Increased risk of infections or autoimmune diseases

Main types of tests:

• Rapid home test (qualitative)

  • Measures whether vitamin D is present. Sufficient or insufficient (but does not provide an exact value).
  • It works like a strip test (like a blood glucose or pregnancy test).
  • Results in 10–15 minutes.

• Test with laboratory submission (quantitative)

  • A drop of blood is collected on a card (blood spot).
  • The sample is mailed to a certified laboratory.
  • Receive a precise value in ng/ml via email or portal.

Reference Values ​​for 25(Oh)D:

When to Test:

• In the winter or spring months, when sun exposure is low, Low
• If you follow a vegan diet or one low in foods rich in vitamin D
• If you experience symptoms of deficiency
• If you are pregnant or breastfeeding
• If you take supplements and want to monitor their effects

Advantages:

• Easy to use
• No prescription required
• Allows you to decide whether to supplement with greater awareness
• Useful for initial screening before in-depth analyses

What to Do After the Test:

• If the level is If you have low levels of vitamin D, consult your doctor to:
  • Develop a possible supplementation plan
  • Identify any medical causes
• If you are already taking supplements, use the test to monitor their effectiveness

Composition

Active ingredients

The test measures the concentration of 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D).

Directions for use and dosage

The Vitamin D Self Test can There are two main types:

• Rapid home test (qualitative):

  • Measures whether vitamin D is present. sufficient or deficient (but does not provide an exact value).
  • It works like a strip test (like a blood glucose or pregnancy test).
  • Results in 10–15 minutes.

• Test with laboratory submission (quantitative):

  • A drop of blood is collected on a card (blood spot).
  • The sample is mailed to a certified laboratory.
  • You receive an accurate value in ng/ml via email or portal.

We recommend taking the test:

• In the winter or spring months, when sun exposure is low. low.
• If you follow a vegan diet or one low in foods rich in vitamin D.
• If you have symptoms of deficiency.
• If you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• If you are taking supplements and want to monitor their effect.

Warnings

Rapid tests are not diagnostic and must be confirmed with official tests if the result is abnormal.

The result may may be affected by:

• Sample collection errors
• Recent supplements
• Inflammatory state or kidney/liver disease

Overdose

A vitamin D blood level above 100 ng/ml may indicate possible toxicity (overdose).

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

The test can be performed during pregnancy or breastfeeding to monitor vitamin D levels.

Format

1 Rapid Test