| Brand | |
| Model Name | - Deficiency Test (1 x Ferritin Test Kit)
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| Prescription Required | |
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| Composition | - 1 × Iron Deficiency Test Cassette
- 1 × Capillary Dropper
- 1 × Buffer Solution
- 1 × Sterile Lancet
- 1 × Alcohol Pad
- 1 × Instruction Leaflet
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| Container Type | |
| Sales Package | - 1 × Iron Deficiency Test Cassette||1 × Capillary Dropper||1 × Buffer Solution||1 × Sterile Lancet||1 × Alcohol Pad||1 × Instruction Leaflet
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| Usage Description | - Use the IronView Iron Deficiency Test if you experience: Persistent tiredness, weakness, or pale skin Shortness of breath during activity Hair loss, brittle nails, or headaches Heavy menstrual bleeding Increased iron needs (e.g., pregnancy, growth, or low-iron diet) Do not test if you currently have an infection, inflammation, or liver/spleen injury, as these conditions may affect ferritin levels.
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| How it Works | - Wash hands with warm water and allow the sealed pouch to reach room temperature. Use the sterile lancet to prick your fingertip. Collect the required amount of blood using the capillary dropper. Dispense the blood into the test cassette sample well. Add 1 drop of buffer. Wait 5 minutes for your result (do not read after 10 minutes). Understanding Your Result: Two lines (C + T): Normal ferritin levels — no sign of iron deficiency. One line (C only): Low ferritin — possible iron deficiency. Consult your doctor. No C line: Invalid — repeat test with a new cassette.
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| Safety Advice | - Do not test if you currently have an infection, inflammation, or liver/spleen injury, as these conditions may affect ferritin levels.
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| Onset | - Fast Results – Results available in 5 minutes, with clear visual indicators.
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| Allopathy Type | |