Prima Home Test Prostate Tester

This is great sample kit that provides prompt test response.Very easy to use and clear instructions, highly recommend for any those men over 50 years.

Cheap, easy and apparently reliable (Swiss) test with good instructions. I had to use the second lancet because I wasn't quite sure what the rotate and pull bit meant but actually just meant exactly what it said and with diagrams to match.If you follow the detailed instructions TO THE LETTER can't see how you could go wrong, and you get a result in 5 minutes.I'll be back for another one next year...

Work well easy to use. Should still check in with a doctor

Faulty test, did not show any line control or otherwise. Instructions followed correctly. Reported to seller who hasn't acknowledged or responded. Save your money buy from a different company.

worked well only took 5 minutes

If I had not used this test, I would never have discovered my prostate cancer, as I had no symptoms at all.Being 67, I was concerned that I was around the peak age of incidence of prostate cancer but I had never been tested. I had no symptoms or even prostate enlargement but I thought it wise to get tested. The first test came back slightly positive but one test wasn't enought to give me any confidence in the result, so I took another of the same type several days later - following the instructions to the letter (IMPORTANT) - and it came back with exactly the same result. That made me book an appointment with my GP (who asked me why I thought I needed tested!) where a blood test confirmed that my PSA level was above normal (10). After that, an MRI scan and biopsy confirmed that half of my prostate had cancer. I'm starting on hormone therapy tomorrow followed by radiotherapy in about 6 months. So this test started the whole chain off. If you do not already get regular PSA tests and you are in any doubt, buy this test or go to your GP. You never know if you are affected or not until you see a reliable and consistent PSA level. I was blissfully unaware. I get no payment or reward for writing this.

Followed the instructions, which seemed easy enough, but the Lancets either were broken or I was doing something wrong. I've used Lancets so many times in the past, but these were very strange, Anyway I had to use the end of a badge to help draw the blood. Did what it needed to do, but next time I think ill purchase another product or get a lancet from elsewhere but still use this test

Pack arrived promptly in a small plastic bag. Use-by dates are printed on the hefty foil package containing the test strip itself, also on the small bottle containing the test solution. An alcohol wipe was included in my kit. It is important that you read the instructions and have warmed hands.There is a small capillary-action pipette included, you do NOT squeeze the bulb on the end. You lay the tip horizontally in the blood spot and it is slowly, oh so slowly, drawn up into the tube to the pre-marked quantity by capillary action. You only squeeze the bulb to eject the blood sample into the well of the test strip.Two drops of the test solution, five seconds apart, are added onto the blood in the well. Then you note the TIME - the result will be available after five minutes but must be read before ten minutes. A line on the C mark shows the test has worked and any sort of line by the T marks indicates a positive test.As for the accuracy, who knows ? I chose to accept it as a reassurance at a time when getting to see a doctor is problematic