Prepare: Wash your hands thoroughly and open the test kit. Collect Blood Sample: Use the provided lancet to prick your fingertip and collect a drop of blood using the capillary dropper. Apply Sample: Place the blood drop into the sample well on the test cassette. Add Buffer: Add the specified number of drops of buffer solution to the test cassette as per the instructions. Wait: Allow the test to develop for about 10 minutes on a flat surface without disturbing. Read Results: Compare the color change on the test cassette with the provided color reference card to determine if your vitamin D level is sufficient, insufficient, or deficient.
Test Format: Cassette (Single-use) Sample Type: Fingerstick whole blood Principle: Chromatographic immunoassay Cut-off Concentration: Approximately 30 ± 4 ng/mL Result Time: Approximately 10 minutes Result Interpretation: Color-coded system indicating levels as Sufficient, Insufficient, or Deficient Accuracy: Approximately 94.4% Sensitivity: 94.1% Specificity: 92.0% Shelf Life: 2 years Storage Conditions: Store at 2–30°C (36–86°F); do not freeze Regulatory Compliance: CE marked Intended Use: At-home self-testing to monitor vitamin D status
Safety Instructions For In Vitro Diagnostic Use Only This test kit is intended for self-testing to detect vitamin D levels in human whole blood. Do Not Eat, Drink, or Smoke Avoid consuming food, beverages, or smoking in the area where the test is being conducted to prevent contamination. Proper Storage Conditions Store the test kit in a dry place at temperatures between 2–30°C (36–86°F). Avoid areas with excessive moisture. Do not freeze the kit. Ensure the foil packaging is intact before use. Single Use Only The test kit is designed for one-time use. Do not reuse any components, including the test cassette, lancet, or capillary dropper. Avoid touching the test window of the test cassette. Expiry Date Do not use the test kit after the expiration date printed on the packaging. Using expired tests may result in inaccurate results. Keep Out of Reach of Children Ensure that all components of the test kit are stored out of reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion or injury. Proper Disposal Dispose of used test components, including lancets and test cassettes, according to local regulations. Do not dispose of them in household waste. Handling Blood Samples Treat all blood samples as potentially infectious. Use the provided alcohol pad to clean the fingertip before collecting the sample. Follow proper hygiene practices to prevent contamination. Interpretation of Results Read the results within the specified time frame mentioned in the instructions. Do not interpret results after the recommended time as they may be inaccurate.
Benefits of Basecheck Vitamin D Rapid Test Kit Quick Results: Get your vitamin D level results in just about 10 minutes, enabling timely decisions about your health. Convenient At-Home Testing: No need for a lab visit—test yourself easily at home using a simple finger prick. Easy to Use: Clear instructions and all necessary components included make the test straightforward even for first-time users. Accurate & Reliable: High sensitivity and specificity provide dependable results for monitoring vitamin D status. Non-Invasive Sample Collection: Uses a small drop of blood from a fingertip, minimizing discomfort. Color-Coded Interpretation: Simplifies result reading with a clear color chart showing sufficient, insufficient, or deficient levels. Supports Health Management: Helps you track and manage vitamin D levels, important for bone health, immune function, and overall wellness.
Measurement: Semi-quantitative detection of total 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25-OH Vitamin D) in human whole blood. Cut-off Concentration: Approximately 30 ± 4 ng/mL. Detection Method: Chromatographic immunoassay. Result Time: Approximately 10 minutes. Result Interpretation: Color-coded system indicating levels as Sufficient, Insufficient, or Deficient.
The Basecheck Vitamin D Rapid Test Kit includes the following components: Test Cassette: The primary device used for detecting vitamin D levels in the blood sample. Capillary Dropper: Used to collect and transfer the blood sample to the test cassette. Buffer Solution: Facilitates the migration of the sample along the test cassette for accurate results. Alcohol Pad: Cleans the skin before the blood sample is collected. Lancets (2 pieces): Sterile needles used for pricking the finger to obtain a blood sample. Package Insert: Provides detailed instructions on how to perform the test and interpret the results. Color Reference Card: Assists in comparing the test line intensity to determine vitamin D levels.