Your body is constantly sending signals about your internal balance, but these are not always immediately noticeable. When you are unsure about your vitality or specific bodily functions, it can be difficult to determine where to start. The Testjezelf.nu Total-check offers you the opportunity to gain insight into your health values at home in an accessible way, so that you can work proactively on your well-being.
- Insight into 11 different parameters for a very comprehensive picture of your physical status.
- Early detection of abnormalities in the urine, often even before they become visible through other means.
- Simple home use with a clear colour chart for a quick and reliable interpretation of the results.
- Supports the monitoring of the functioning of vital organs such as the kidneys, bladder, and pancreas.
How it works
Urine acts as an important indicator of what is happening in the body. With various conditions or metabolic changes, the composition of the urine undergoes noticeable changes. The Totaal-Check® acts as a signalling function by measuring parameters related to, among other things, the kidneys, blood sugar levels, and the urinary tract. This allows you to independently monitor important values as a supplement to your daily health routine.
Composition
| Contents | 3 complete packages |
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| Number of tests | 3.00 Pieces |
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| Brand | Testjezelf.nu |
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Ingredients
The package contains 3 complete urine home tests including a colour chart and a comprehensive Dutch leaflet for reading the 11 parameters: Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C), Glucose, Bilirubin, Ketones, Specific Gravity, Blood, pH, Proteins, Urobilinogen, Nitrite, and Leukocytes.
Usage & Dosage
Totaal-Check® is a urine home test for men and women to test for 11 different parameters. A package contains 3 complete tests, a colour chart to easily read the result, and a very comprehensive leaflet (NL).
Safety & Disclaimer
In the leaflet, you can find which parameters are tested, what the normal (negative) or abnormal (positive) values are, and how you should read them. You can also find there what the possible cause of a positive result might be. Always consult a doctor in case of abnormal results or persistent complaints.
