CRP Blood Test
The CRP Blood Test by CRP-SCREEN® is a convenient home screening kit that detects C-Reactive Protein (CRP) levels in whole blood. CRP is a marker linked to infection and inflammation in the body.
Healthcare professionals often use CRP levels to assess inflammatory responses. Therefore, screening CRP levels may help you decide whether to seek further medical advice.
Results appear within 5 minutes.
Why CRP Levels Matter
The liver produces C-Reactive Protein in response to inflammation. In healthy individuals, CRP levels typically remain low. However, levels may rise during bacterial infections, viral illnesses, or inflammatory conditions.
Higher CRP readings may indicate a stronger inflammatory response. For example, severe infections can produce significantly elevated levels, while milder infections may show moderate increases.
This home screening kit provides semi-quantitative results. In other words, different visible lines indicate different CRP ranges. However, only a qualified healthcare professional can interpret the result within the context of symptoms and medical history.
If you would like to explore additional home screening options, you can view our full range of Self-Diagnostic Tests available online.
How This Home CRP Screening Kit Works
First, collect a small blood sample using the sterile lancet provided. Next, transfer the blood into the diluent vial and mix thoroughly.
Then, add the recommended number of drops into the test device. After 5 minutes, check the result window.
The appearance of lines indicates the CRP range detected. A visible control line confirms that the test worked correctly. Do not read the result after 10 minutes.
Storage and Safety
Store between 4°C and 30°C.
Do not freeze.
Do not reuse any components.
For in vitro diagnostic use only.
Keep out of reach of children.
Medical Disclaimer
This CRP Blood Test is intended for screening purposes only. It does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider to interpret results.
