Vaginal pH Test Kit Chart with pouch and cassette

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Vaginal pH Test Kit

AccuQuik™ Diagnostic Detection

A Vaginal pH Test Kit is a rapid diagnostic tool used for assessing the acidity or alkalinity of the vagina. AdvaCare Pharma is the CE and ISO-compliant manufacturer of this product.

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What is a Vaginal pH Test Kit?

Product Category:

Rapid Test Kits

Indicated Use:

Gynecological Tools

A Vaginal pH Test Kit is a medical diagnostic tool used to assess the alkalinity or acidity of the vaginal environment. The pH level is crucial in preventing the overgrowth of microorganisms, so changes in the pH balance can indicate infections like bacterial vaginosis, trichomoniasis, and yeast infections.

Vaginal pH screening kits are often used by many types of healthcare professionals, including gynecologists, and also individuals who need to monitor their vaginal health at home.

AdvaCare Pharma manufactures Vaginal pH Test Kits in ISO and CE-certified facilities located in strategic positions across the world. Each facility undergoes routine inspections to ensure adherence to international standards and regulatory compliance.

Product Specifications

Specimen

Cervical Mucus samples are collected directly with the cassette. The user or healthcare provider can obtain the sample by using a collection device or swab to collect the cervical mucus directly from the cervix.

Care should be taken to ensure that the collection device is sterile and that the sample is properly transferred to the designated area of the cassette.

Form

Cassette is a specially shaped plastic box with one round end to handle with the thumb and forefinger and the other end contains the test strip to be inserted into the vagina. It has a reaction pad window that will change color to show the result of the vaginal pH. Cassettes provide a secure and controlled environment for the testing process.

Why are we a leading Vaginal pH Test Kit manufacturer?

AdvaCare Pharma is an American company manufacturing Vaginal Test Kits and our entire line of rapid testing kits at our production facilities that adhere to strict CE and ISO regulations.

AdvaCare Pharma is dedicated to producing high-quality products and providing customized solutions that cater to the specific needs of each market. Our established network extends globally to distributors, hospitals, pharmacies, NGOs, and government institutions.

Uses

What is a Vaginal pH Test Kit used for?

It's used to assess the acidity or alkalinity of the vagina.

How should a Vaginal pH Test Kit be used?

A sample of vaginal fluid should be collected using a swab provided in the kit. The swab is gently inserted into the vagina and rotated. Then, the swab is placed on the designated area of the test strip or cassette. After the specified time, the test is interpreted according to the color chart provided with the kit. The color change will indicate the vaginal pH level.

What is the best method for disposing of Vaginal pH Test Kits?

In most cases, used test kits can be disposed of as regular household waste, as they are not typically classified as biohazardous. Local regulations should be consulted to determine the exact disposal method.

FAQs

How does a Vaginal pH Test Kit work?

It works by measuring the acidity or alkalinity of the cervical mucus. The test kit contains pH-sensitive pads that change color based on the pH level of the fluid.

Can a Vaginal pH Test Kit detect infections or conditions?

Though a vaginal pH rapid test kit is primarily utilized for assessing vaginal pH levels, it can also be used to aid in the detection of conditions such as bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections, and other vaginal infections. It is important to note that pH tests alone cannot provide a definitive diagnosis, and a healthcare professional should assist in a comprehensive evaluation and proper diagnosis.

Are there any factors that can affect vaginal pH and test results?

There are some factors that may affect test results, including the menstrual cycle, recent sexual activity, the use of some types of medications or hygiene products, and a current infection or gynecological condition.