All In One Family Health Screening Tests

Did the job. Easy to use

This is a really good test kit for all the family or just for yourself it is very easy to use a reading that is easy great to help keep your eye on your health.

not being of the medical profession i cant tell you if these work or not, personally i had trouble figuring out all the colours and results. My advice you have a worry goto your medical practitioner they use the same product but know exactly what they are looking at

This is what you get when you have a test that checks out six different things. The colour test guide is fine for all but the bilirubin and protein - the shades of colour on the latter are very fine. Also, it would be better to have a little more interpretation of the results - such as what is a "normal" range for specific gravity (and, for the non MDs taking this, an explanation about what specific gravity is and what it means). There are six strips, so, six texts from this - which is a good thing.

After reading some of the reviews on here i went for this option and was very pleased.After not being well I decided to look in to home screening test and came across this one with good reviews.I have now tested all my family and have peace of mind.I would highly recommend this product for early detection of any problems i will be buying this again in the near future.Ease of use!Take a clean pot,half fill, hold strip in urine, wait 10/15 seconds, take out and place on tissue, read straight away, make sure to have the graph and the instruction paper to hand.It detects diseases and infections that can affect the kidneys, urinary tract, liver and heart.Box ContainsThe pack contains six strips so routine testing can be carried out at regular intervals.Check kidneys, urinary tract, liver and heart with 1 test.If in doubt go to your local GP

I really wanted to like the SureSign All In One Family Health Screening Tests, but unfortunately, they didn’t work out for me. Here's my honest take:Pros:Convenient Concept: The idea of an all-in-one test for the whole family is appealing and could potentially save time and hassle.Comprehensive Testing: It covers several health markers, which could be useful for a general health check-up.Cons:Confusing Instructions: The biggest issue for me was the lack of clear instructions. I struggled to understand how to properly use the test, even after reading through the guide multiple times. It wasn’t intuitive, and I found myself unsure of how to proceed at several steps.No Clear Guidance: I felt that the instructions didn’t explain everything in enough detail, and I ended up discarding the test after using it once because I wasn’t confident I was doing it right.Stressful Experience: Instead of being a helpful and straightforward tool, it added more stress, and I didn't feel reassured about the results or process.Conclusion:For the price and the convenience, I expected a more user-friendly experience. While the SureSign All In One Family Health Screening Tests may work for some, it just didn’t click for me due to confusing instructions. I’m not sure if it’s just me, but I would prefer a more clear, easy-to-follow process before using it again.

Instructions came with it but it doesn't really help. I think you need to know what you are doing really.I'm none the wiser and if anything, it just made me panic unnecessarily.Comes with a colour comparison chart. So is the one in the box at the beginning normal? and the rest not? No ideaTried to Google too and still no idea. A pointless exercise for me.

Perfect for the health-conscious; what could be better than to obsessively test your own urine for proteins, bilirubin, blood, etc? Fantastic fun for all the family. It's fun watching the colours develop - reminds me of childhood chromatography projects.I use these to test the pee of my pet rats to check for UTIs. As animals can't talk it's hard to know what's up with them, and this lets me know if there are white cells or blood in the urine. Unglamorous, but saves me vet's fees when I'm able to rule that out.Worth a squirt, just for the fun of knowing.Doesn't test for sugars, however, just proteins, so if you want to go the whole hog, get a diabetes test as well.