Liver Function Test

Guess what? It’s not just about your liver – our test also keeps an eye out for broader health concerns like diabetes, urinary tract infections, and kidney-related issues. It’s like having your own personal health detective, all with a simple urine sample.

Don’t wait for health concerns to knock on your door – take the first step towards a healthier you with our At-Home Liver Function Test. Empower yourself with knowledge and kickstart your journey to well-being today!

Hassle-free purchase

Our CE-approved sample collection kit effortlessly reaches your doorstep within 6 – 9 business days, ensuring a convenient shopping experience.

Fast Results

With a small urine sample and our intuitively designed strips, you’ll unlock insights within just 2 minutes, paving the way for prompt decisions about your health. Faster than boiling the kettle for the afternoon cup of tea.

Leukocytes: White Blood Cells produced by the body to help fight infection. Could indicate a UTI or Kidney Infection.

Nitrites: Bacteria that cause urinary tract infections (UTIs) convert nitrates into nitrites. A positive result for nitrites could indicate a UTI.

Urobilinogen: A by-product of the breakdown of Bilirubin. Smaller levels are normal, but larger levels could indicate liver disease.

Protein: High levels of protein in a urine sample can indicate kidney disease.

pH: Checks the acidity or alkalinity of urine.

Blood: A serious UTI/Cystitis can cause blood in urine as well as other issues such as kidney stones or bladder/kidney cancer.

Specific Gravity (S.G.): Higher specific gravity could be signs of a UTI, diabetes or even dehydration. Other issues could be a kidney infection, kidney failure or heart failure.

Ketone: Ketones are produced when the body is not able to extract energy from Glucose and therefore starts to burn off body fat. A high level of ketones could simply be down to dieting, not eating for prolonged periods of time (12-18 hours), or something more serious such as diabetes.

Bilirubin: A by-product of the breakdown of red blood cells. These cells should not be present in the urine and these could indicate liver disease.

Glucose: Not usually found in urine as the kidneys are able to process it and release it back into the body. Glucose in urine can indicate undiagnosed diabetes.

Symptoms linked to liver issues:

• Skin and eyes that appear yellowish
• Abdominal pain and swelling
• Swelling in the legs and ankles
• Itchy skin

What’s included in the Liver Function Health Test:

5 x Urine Analysis Strips
1 x Instructions
1 x Colour Results Chart

• Home testing kit has been validated against industry standards with a 100% correlation.
• CE approved sample kit.
• Testing is carried out in a variety of locations worldwide.
• Results do not substantiate a medical diagnosis on their own but may be used by your doctor to help form a diagnosis or rule out a condition.
• >97% reproducible results.
• Testing is carried out in a variety of locations worldwide.

Important

All information in the reports produced is intended to support nutritional advice to optimise your diet. The results cannot be used to diagnose, treat or cure medical/health conditions.

Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health provider if you have a medical condition and/or medical symptoms. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it.

This test uses a urine sample, but why?

A urinalysis or urine test is a non-invasive procedure that check for the composition of urine. This allows us to detect some types of medical conditions: diabetes, urinary tract infection, and kidney-related diseases, to name a few.

How does it work?

A urine test can monitor the patient’s current medical conditions as well as assess whether the treatment the patient currently receives is effective. The Liver Function Test strip uses a dipstick which is the most common method of checking the chemical components of urine. The strip from Test Your Intolerance has squares of different colours attached to it and the whole strip is dipped in the urine sample that you collected. In a well-lit room, you then look at the squares to compare the presented colours against the sample guide provided.

Each square represents a particular component including the concentration of urine and pH level. You can also see the proteins in the urine such as albumin, glucose/sugar, ketones (a by-product of fat breakdown), haemoglobin, leukocyte esterase/white blood cells, bilirubin, nitrite, and urobilinogen (1,2,3).

References:
1. https://www.healthline.com/health/urinalysis
2. https://medlineplus.gov/urinalysis.html
3. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diagnostics/17893-urinalysis

• Same day dispatch on orders placed by midday
• 14-day cancellation period if you change your mind
• Easy-to-use test kit, no need to send sample.