PSA home test provides a qualitative screening result
The AllTest PSA home test qualitatively shows from a fingertip blood sample whether the concentration of prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, is below 4 ng/ml or at least 4 ng/ml. The test does not provide a numerical PSA value and does not diagnose prostate cancer. Seek healthcare assessment after a positive result.
The AllTest PSA rapid test is a CE3018-marked IVD self-test for home use. The kit includes materials for collecting a finger-prick blood sample. Read the result 5 minutes after adding the buffer, following the supplied instructions. Do not interpret the result after 10 minutes.
Why choose this PSA test?
- ✅ CE3018 Marked IVD Self Test for Home Use
- ✅ Qualitative PSA screening from a fingertip blood sample
- ✅ Read the result 5 minutes after adding the buffer
- ✅ PSA limit value in the test 4 ng/ml
- ✅ All necessary sampling equipment included
- ✅ Clear instructions for use
- ✅ Fast and discreet delivery
Who is the PSA test suitable for?
The PSA test is suitable for men who want to easily monitor their prostate-related PSA levels at home. The test can be useful especially when you want to get indicative information before contacting a healthcare provider.
The PSA value can be monitored, for example, with age, in connection with prostate symptoms or in a situation where there are concerns about the health of the prostate. However, the test is not a substitute for a doctor’s examination, diagnosis or laboratory tests.
When should you do a PSA test?
A PSA test may be relevant if you are concerned about your prostate health or want to check your PSA value quickly. The test can be done at home when it suits you, as long as the instructions for use are followed carefully.
If you have symptoms related to urination, pain, blood in the urine, rapidly worsening symptoms or general concerns about your health, you should contact your healthcare provider regardless of the test result.
How does the PSA test work?
Collect a finger-prick blood sample and add it to the cassette according to the instructions. Read the result 5 minutes after adding the buffer. Do not interpret the result after 10 minutes.
The test is based on detecting PSA in a blood sample. PSA, or prostate-specific antigen, is a prostate-specific marker that can be found in the blood for various reasons.
Interpretation of the result at a general level
The cut-off value for a PSA test is 4 ng/ml. If the test result is positive, the PSA value may be elevated and the result should be confirmed by a healthcare provider. An elevated PSA value does not automatically mean prostate cancer, as PSA can also rise for other reasons.
A negative result means that the PSA concentration is below the limit value of 4 ng/ml in the test. However, a negative result does not rule out all prostate-related diseases or causes of symptoms.
Important: A PSA test alone does not diagnose prostate cancer. If the result is positive or symptoms persist, consult a doctor or healthcare professional.
What’s in the box?
- PSA Test Cassette
- Sampling equipment for fingertip blood sample
- Buffer / Test Solution
- Instruction manual
Why choose the AllTest PSA Rapid Test?
The AllTest PSA rapid test is intended for qualitative PSA screening at home. The test is suitable for situations where you want to get the first indicative result without an appointment or waiting.
Testerit.fi deliver the tests quickly and discreetly. Clear instructions are included so that you can take the test at home. Health-related issues can sometimes be a concern, but taking the test does not have to be complicated.
Frequently asked questions about the PSA test
What does a PSA test measure?
The PSA home test qualitatively indicates whether the PSA concentration in a fingertip blood sample is below 4 ng/ml or at least 4 ng/ml. It does not provide a numerical measurement result.
Can a PSA test detect prostate cancer?
No. This PSA home test does not diagnose prostate cancer. It provides a qualitative PSA screening result, and a positive result must be clarified by a healthcare provider.
What does a positive PSA test result mean?
Based on the test, a positive result indicates a PSA concentration of at least 4 ng/ml. Elevated PSA does not automatically mean cancer, but there may also be other prostate-related causes.
What does a negative result mean?
A negative result indicates a PSA concentration below the test’s 4 ng/mL cutoff. Seek healthcare advice if symptoms or concerns persist, even after a negative result.
What kind of sample is needed for the test?
The test is performed on a fingertip blood sample. The package contains the necessary equipment for taking the sample.
How fast is the result ready?
Read the result 5 minutes after adding the buffer. Do not interpret the result after 10 minutes. Always follow the instruction manual that comes with the package.
When should you see a doctor?
You should contact a doctor if the test result is positive, you have symptoms related to urination, pain, blood in the urine or concern about your own health.
Order a PSA test easily to your home
The PSA test offers a quick and easy way to check the PSA value at home. Order the CE3018-marked AllTest PSA rapid test from the Testerit.fi online store – the delivery is fast, unobtrusive and makes everyday life easier.
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