Helicobacter Pylori Test Kits, H. Pylori?h. Pylori Stool (Antibody)10-15 Minutes of Quick Home Testing, The Result is Highly Accurate, Easy to Rea...

Unfortunately, this testing kit did not work for me. The problem I had was with the lance to get blood. I pressed it against my finger and it makes a tiny puncture but not enough blood came out to get 2 drops into the pipette. I tried squeezing the lanced finger to extract more blood but the hole was so small it almost clotted immediately. The lance appears to be a 1 time use item possibly spring loaded or other but would not work when I tried it a second time. To do this test you need to clean then lance your finger, get at least 2 drops of blood into the pipette, then drop the 2 drops of blood into the input hole of the test strip. (which looks like most COVID-19 test kits). Then you have another pipette to add 4 drops of some other fluid and read the results within 20 minutes. However, the test was a colossal failure for me as I could not get by the blood extraction step. Therefore, I cannot accurately say if it works or not. For that reason, I can only give a neutral rating of 3 stars. Perhaps someone else might have better luck with getting through all steps to the result and rate it more accurately. Typically H.Pylori tests are done via breath or stool sample so I was curious to try this via blood. Im sure I would have better results completing one of these other methods.

I found this test easy to use and to read. Two drops of blood plus four drops of included solution added to the test hole. It is very much like the Covid test. Fifteen minutes and your results are ready. I didnt have luck using the pricier for blood that was enclosed. I did two types tests. Stool sample and blood tests. The results turned out the same. If you have doubts that you could have h. Pylor after the tests, I would suggest seeing your doctor.

The order includes everything that's needed to do two complete tests. I used my kits for myself and my friend. Two drops of blood, some of the liquid that's included and wait for the results. I figured if the results were positive or inconclusive I'd get an official test done at the doctor's office. Mine came out negative. My friend's test came out positive for H. Pylori, so she's following up with a gastroenterologist for additional testing and to be sure that it goes into her medical record for further treatment.

A decade ago, I was informed by my GP that I had an H Pylori "infection". I was scared and did not know what to do to fix this. After avoiding the issue for years and then trying many different "cures", I found an amazing functional medicine practitioner who put me on a proper protocol. Within 3 months of proper supplements and nutrition, my $900 H Pylori test turned up negative and my digestive issues were resolved. Here I am a few years later experiencing some digestive issues again and I was worried the H Pylori problem was back. I saw this home test on ZeeBooth and thought I would give it a try before I invest a few hundred dollars in a lab test again. Perhaps this home test would help narrow down the issues. Can I fully trust this home kit? I won't know until I could compare it side by side with the professional lab test. What I can report on is how easy this kit was to use. The kit has two tests, each individually wrapped and safely sealed. I opened one kit and read the simple instructions. I could not find the needle for the finger prick. Once I realized that the little plastic yellow box contained the needle, I realized that I could not get the needle out. I had to find my own needle for the finger prick. After that, the test was super simple. Just add two drops of blood on the test strip and then add four drops of clear fluid that was included in the kit. The results turn up instantly, similar to a pregnancy test. My test turned up negative, but I won't know if this test is fully reliable or not until I get the professional lab test done at some point. Easy to use though and if it's trustworthy, then this kit is a great savings!

I have wondered if I have issues with H. Pylori, having a couple symptoms. They were also symptoms of other issues so it's a matter of narrowing it down. I do have an appointment with my Dr but it's still a month out. I wanted to check this at home so I can let my Dr know. I knew it was a blood test when I saw a lancet among the contents. I don't know how accurate it is compared to the standard H. Pylori tests that check a stool sample. Regardless of my results I'll have it checked again with my Dr.