UTI - Patient
400 Million
UTIs impact approximately 400 million people annually and lead to 240,000 deaths each year [3].
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The Female Population
Over one-third of the female population encounters at least one urinary tract infection (UTI) in their lifetime [4].
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Elderly Patients
Disturbingly, over 60% of patients who develop severe sepsis are aged over 65 years old [2].
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It Matters Where You Test
PCR (polymerase chain reaction) technology exhibits the capability to simultaneously detect multiple targets and organisms in a single test.
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Quicker and More Specific
This simultaneous identification of diverse pathogens proves beneficial for clinical decision-making, enabling faster and more specific treatments.
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How is this Test Collected?
We'll provide you with a cup and a handy wipe. After giving your genital area a quick wipe, urinate a little into the toilet, then pause. Hold the cup a few inches from where you pee, and fill it about halfway. Feel free to finish up in the toilet. Simple, right?
What to do After Your Test?
In 72 hours or less your lab results will be ready. It is imperative that any diagnostic results are promptly shared with your healthcare provider. This ensures that your healthcare team is well-informed, allowing them to provide you with comprehensive and timely medical guidance based on the test outcomes. Open communication between you and your provider is key to fostering a collaborative, safe and effective approach to your health management.