Cholesterol Finger Prick Blood Test Kit for Total Cholesterol Level

Features

• Rapid test for total cholesterol level
• A high cholesterol level is a risk factor for the hardening of the arteries (arteriosclerosis), stroke and cardiac arrest
• Prick your finger with the enclosed lancet and apply 1 drop of blood to the test area of the test card
• Fast and reliable result; after no more than 3 minutes slide the incorporated colour chart to the corresponding colour and read out your result
• CE Certified, includes one test

Product Details

• ASIN: B0777M7KXX
• Item model number: 972664-E
• Average Customer Review: Customer Reviews

Product Description

Description
Cholesterol can be found everywhere in the human body. Most of the cholesterol is mainly produced in the liver and a small part is supplied by food. The human body uses cholesterol for building cell membranes, for production of bile salts and for water conservation for the skin.

If the total cholesterol level is 200 mg/dl or below, this result is regarded to be in the normal range. An increased cholesterol level is a risk factor for arteriosclerosis, strokes and heart attacks.

With this Cholesterol Test, it is possible (additional to medical examination) to receive a reliable estimation if the cholesterol level is in the normal range.

Why is it important to perform this test?
A high cholesterol level is a risk factor for hardening of the arteries (arteriosclerosis), stroke and cardiac arrest. This cholesterol test provides a reliable estimation of whether your overall cholesterol level is within normal limits.

How is this test performed?
By using the lancet, one drop of blood is taken and placed on the test field. The result can be read out after three minutes by matching the colour of the test field with the colour fields on the card.

What does the result tell you?
An overall cholesterol level of up to 200 mg/dl (5.2 mmol/l) is the normal level for adults. If a higher level is read out, it is recommended to see a doctor for a medical check-up as soon as possible.

What may be the consequences of a high cholesterol level?
If the cholesterol level in the blood remains persistently high, deposits on the walls of the blood vessels cause arteriosclerosis. This disease may develop unnoticed over decades. However, it can be detected and treated in time if diagnosed at an early check-up.