The Veneris test quickly detects, by analyzing a drop of blood, the presence of Treponema pallidum antibodies, the causative agent of the sexually transmitted infection Syphilis.
Self-test kit:
test cassette,
plastic pipette,
buffer bottle,
sterile lancet,
instructions for use.
98.2% accuracy.Result in 15 minutes.
How to use:
– Wash your hands with soap and clean water.
– Tear off the protective foil (at the mark) and remove only the device and pipette. Remove the desiccant bag. Push the orange needle all the way inside the lancet until you hear a “click” indicating that the device is activated.
– Remove the orange cap by turning it to the right or left. Wipe your index or middle finger with a cotton swab soaked in alcohol.
– Massage the tip of your finger to stimulate blood circulation.
– Press the tip of the lancet firmly on a side of your finger that has been cleaned with alcohol to obtain the best possible contact.
– The tip retracts automatically and safely after use.
– Massage the tip of the finger that has been pricked to obtain a drop of blood.
– Without pressing the tip of your finger, put the plastic pipette in contact with the drop of blood.
– The blood will migrate inside the pipette by capillarity to the line indicated on the pipette.
– You can massage the finger again to obtain more blood if the line is not reached.
– Avoid the formation of air bubbles as much as possible.
– Place the blood collected with the pipette into the opening of the test device by pressing the end of the pipette.
– Wait for the blood to completely enter the test port
– Unscrew the blue cap of the dropper bottle (leave the white cap tightly closed).
– Hold the dropper bottle in a vertical position and slowly add exactly 4 drops into the test port with an interval of 2-3 seconds between drops.
– Read the result after 10 minutes, no later than 15 minutes. If the reading time exceeds 15 minutes, the result will not be correct. The color intensity of the line is of no importance for the interpretation of the result.
Positive result:
– Two colored lines appear in the window under the T (Test) and C (Control) signs. The color intensity of the T line may be lighter than the C line. This result means that the blood sample contains anti-TP antibodies and you should consult a doctor.
Negative result:
– Only one colored line appears under the C (Control) sign. This result means that no anti-TP antibodies are detected in the blood sample.
Invalid result:
– No line appears or a colored line appears under the T (Test) sign without a line appearing under the C (Control) sign. In this case, it is not possible to interpret the test, which must be considered invalid. It is recommended to repeat the test with another Veneris test.
Precautions:
This test is for in vitro diagnostic use only. For external use only. Read the instructions carefully before performing the test. The test is only reliable if the instructions are followed carefully. Observe the indicated number of drops and the reading time. Store at a temperature between 4 and 30 degrees Celsius. Do not use after the expiration date written on the package and on the foil. Do not use the test if the protective aluminum foil is damaged. Do not reuse the test. Keep out of reach of children. After use, all components should be thrown away.
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