SELFCheck Menopause Test

Description

What will the SELFCheck Menopause Test tell you?

Women reach the menopause at an average ages of 50, however there is a wide variation to this and can typically happen between 39 and 59. Using this test, you will be able to reliably identify whether you have gone through the menopausal transition phase.

When do you perform this test?

The test may be performed at any time of the day, but it is recommended that an early morning urine sample is used.

How do you perform this test?

Collect a sample of urine and dip the the test strip into the collected sample for 3 seconds. Full instructions are included.

What does the result tell you?

If two purple lines appear in the result window, and the lower line is the same shade or darker than the upper line, then your result is positive. You should repeat the test with the second test strip after exactly one week. If both tests yield a positive result you can assume that you have reached post menopause. If two purple lines appear in the result window and the upper line is a significantly darker shade than the lower line, this means that the test has been correctly performed, but you have not reached post menopause. The same applies if only one line appears. In this case, you do not need to use the second test strip.

Important Information

• Please read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before performing the test
• Do Not open the foil pouch until you are ready to perform the test
• Do Not use if the foil pouch is damaged
• Do Not use after the expiry date
• Keep out of reach of children
• This test back contains two tests, only use each test once.
• Store at 4°C and 30°C
• After use, dispose of the components with normal household waste
• Consult your Doctor before making any medical decisions