CRP Test
Measure C-reactive protein at home to detect inflammation and assess heart and infection risk. Lab-verified results.
Product details: EUR 39.99 — InStock — SKU 035 — GetTested
About this test
Key Benefits
Checks Inflammation Levels: Measures CRP, a key marker linked to inflammation in the body.
Relevant When Feeling Unwell: May be useful when symptoms such as fatigue, low energy, body aches or general discomfort are difficult to explain.
Simple At Home Testing: Collect a finger prick blood sample at home using the included test kit.
Digital Results in 10 to 15 Business Days: Access your laboratory results online.
How It Works
1. Order Your Kit
Purchase your test online.
2. Collect Your Sample
Collect a finger prick dried blood spot sample at home using the included test kit.
3. Send It Back
Mail your sample to the laboratory using the included return materials.
4. Receive Your Results
Access your digital laboratory results online in 10 to 15 business days.
Dried Blood Spot Sample Collection
The sample is collected using a finger prick dried blood spot sample at home. A few drops of blood are placed onto the collection card according to the included instructions and sent to the laboratory for analysis.
ISO Certified Lab and Analysis
Your sample is analyzed in an ISO certified laboratory using ELISA, Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay, a laboratory method used to measure CRP in blood.
Biomarkers included
- CRP: C-reactive protein (CRP) is produced by the liver in response to inflammation and tissue injury. Elevated CRP indicates that an inflammatory process is present, which may be caused by infections, autoimmune or inflammatory diseases, and other conditions that activate the immune system. High-sensitivity CRP (hs-CRP) measures lower CRP levels and is used to assess low-grade inflammation that has bee
How to prepare
Take the test in the **morning before eating anything.** Follow the included instructions carefully before collecting your sample.
Frequently asked questions
When can CRP be useful to check?
CRP may be useful to check when you feel generally unwell, unusually tired or want insight into whether inflammation may be present in the body.
Can lifestyle factors affect my results?
Yes. Recent intense exercise, minor infections like the common cold, dental procedures, and certain medications (such as hormonal birth control) can cause temporary elevations in CRP. It is recommended to wait until you are fully recovered from any minor illness before testing your baseline levels.
Is CRP the same as hs CRP?
No. Standard CRP is commonly used to assess more general inflammation. hs CRP is a high sensitivity version that can measure lower levels of inflammation, often used in cardiovascular risk assessment.
Customer reviews
4.8/5 (4)
- 4/5 — Good experience overall.
- 5/5 — Straightforward process and the results arrived sooner than I expected.
- 5/5 — clear instructions provided. used it to monitor my recovery stats
- 5/5 — Excellent! Thanks! :-)