Canestest self test
Canestest self test Product information
£14.99
Product Information for Canestest self test
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Canestest is a self-diagnosis test to be used by women who experience abnormal vaginal symptoms, to help diagnose the cause. It is clinically proven to work within seconds by a change of colour.
It works by testing the pH of the vaginal secretion, a colour change of the swab indicates whether the vaginal pH is increased or normal. A positive test (colour change to blue/green) indicates a higher vaginal pH level, depending on the symptoms this could mean Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) or Trichomoniasis. A negative test (no colour change) means a normal vaginal pH.
Keep out of reach and sight of children. Store in a dry place at room temperature. Do not use it after the expiration date.
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How to use Canestest self test
Please read the patient information leaflet provided with the product for step-by-step instructions on how to use it.
To ensure valid results, do not perform the Canestest if it is less than one day before or the day after your period if there are signs of menstruation or any vaginal bleeding or it is less than 12 hours after sexual intercourse or vaginal douching.
Do not insert the swab deeper than the handling point.
If you are pregnant, consult a physician before use, as interpreting test results during pregnancy and choosing medication requires professional knowledge.
Side effects of Canestest self test
If uncertain about an appropriate treatment or a confusing result, ask your pharmacist for further advice. If you are still in doubt consult your doctor.
Keep out of reach and sight of children.
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Authored on March 31, 2023
Robert Bradshaw (Pharmacist) - MRPharms BSc(Hons) Pharmacy
Superintendent Pharmacist
GPhC Number: 2036118
Reviewed on March 31, 2023