Vitamin D self-test for home use

PRIMA Vitamin D Home Test

Rapid Self-Test for Semi-Quantitative Detection of Vitamin D in Whole Blood
Contents: 1 Test

VITAMIN D

Vitamin D belongs to a group of fat-soluble secosteroids responsible for increasing the intestinal absorption of calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphate, and zinc. The blood concentration of Vitamin D is considered the best indicator of Vitamin D levels in the body.

Vitamin D deficiency is now recognized as a global epidemic. It has been linked to several serious conditions, including osteoporosis, osteomalacia, cardiovascular diseases, pregnancy complications, diabetes, depression, autoimmune diseases, flu, and infections. For this reason, Vitamin D testing is now considered a “medically necessary screening test.”

WHO SHOULD USE THIS TEST?

The VITAMIN D TEST is suitable for people who are at risk of Vitamin D deficiency, such as:

• Those who feel constantly fatigued
• Individuals with limited sun exposure
• People with poor dietary intake
• Those with intestinal absorption issues

Maintaining an adequate Vitamin D level is necessary for bone health and overall well-being.
Common symptoms of Vitamin D deficiency include:

• Persistent fatigue
• Muscle weakness
• Bone and/or joint pain

TECHNICAL DATA

The VITAMIN D TEST is an immunoassay based on competitive protein binding, capable of detecting excess, sufficient, insufficient, or deficient Vitamin D levels in the blood.

• Measurement range: 10-100 ng/ml
• Accuracy: 94.4%

KIT CONTENTS

• 1 Test Cassette
• 1 Dropper Bottle with Dilution Solution
• 2 Sterile Lancets
• 1 Capillary Pipette for Blood Collection
• 1 Antiseptic Cleaning Wipe
• 1 Comparison Card
• Instruction Manual

HOW TO USE THE TEST

1. Collect a blood sample using the sterile lancet provided.
2. Use the capillary pipette to collect the blood up to the black line.
3. Place the collected sample into the designated “S” well on the test cassette.
4. Add 2 drops of dilution solution and wait 10 minutes.
5. Compare the result with the color chart provided.

INTERPRETING RESULTS

✅ Excess (>100 ng/mL):
No visible test line (T). Consult a doctor.

✅ Sufficient (30-100 ng/mL):
Test line intensity (T) is equal to or lighter than the 30 ng/ml reference on the Vitamin D color card.

✅ Insufficient (30-10 ng/mL):
Test line intensity (T) is darker than the 30 ng/ml line but lighter than the 10 ng/ml line.

✅ Deficient (0-10 ng/mL):
Test line intensity (T) is equal to or darker than the 10 ng/ml reference. Consult a doctor.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

❓ What happens if the reading time is not followed?
The test is valid only if the instructions, including the reading time, are strictly followed.

❓ How to check if the test worked correctly?
A colored control line (C) must appear. If missing, repeat with a new test.

❓ What if the control and test lines have different intensities?
Color intensity does not affect the result. If the test line (T) appears, the result is valid.