Screen Test Vitamin D

Screen Test Vitamin D is a rapid test for self-diagnostic use for identifying the amount of vitamin D in human blood.
For in vitro self-test use only. This test is able to provide a preliminary diagnostic result and can be used in screening for vitamin D deficiency.

Screen Check Test Vitamin D is an in vitro diagnostic medical device CE 0123.
Read carefully read the warnings and instructions for use. Authorization dated 04/14/2021.

How to use
Wash hands with soap and rinse with clean warm water.
Bring the package to temperature environment before opening it. Open the package, remove the test and place it on a clean, flat surface. Test within one hour of opening, best results will be achieved by testing immediately after opening the foil package. Remove the dropper, buffer vial, sterile lancet and alcohol wipe, placing them near the test.
Gently pull to remove the protective lancet cap.
Use the alcohol wipe to clean the tip of the middle or ring finger, where the puncture will be carried out. Wait until the affected area is dry again.
Press the lancet, from the side where the cap was removed. The tip retracts automatically and safely after use. Massage your hand towards the tip of the middle or ring finger that has been pricked (without touching the sting site) to obtain a drop of blood.
With your hand facing downwards, massage towards the extremity that has been pricked to obtain a drop of blood.
Put the capillary dropper in contact with the blood, without pressing the bulb. The blood will migrate into the capillary dropper until it reaches the line indicated on the dropper. You can massage your finger again to get more blood if the fill line has not been reached. As much as possible, try to avoid the formation of air bubbles.
Pour the collected blood into the sample well (S) on the device, press the dropper bulb.
Wait until the blood has completely poured out in the cockpit. Unscrew the cap of the buffer vial and add 2 drops of buffer to the sample well (B) on the device and start the timer.
Wait for the colored line(s) to appear. Read the results at 10 minutes. Compare the intensity of the T line with the “Vitamin D Color Card” provided inside the kit to interpret the level of Vitamin D in the blood. Do not interpret the result after 20 minutes.

Package contents
Test
Buffer
Sterile lancet (medical device CE 0197)
Soaked wipe of alcohol (CE medical device)
Capillary dropper
Instructions for use
Color card