Urine Microbiome Profiling with Culture

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A kit to profile your urine then grow and test antibiotic sensitivity of a particular species in the lab.

48 Hour Turnaround

Discreet and Confidential

Accurate and Reliable Reporting

This service is perfect if you:

Want to profile your urine to confirm if the microbe is still present.

Are struggling to treat a known infection.

Would like to check which antibiotics have most effect against the bacteria in your sample.

What's Included?

  • A kit in the post with a urine sample collection tube.
  • Simple-to-follow instructions.
  • Discrete pre-paid return packaging that you can pop into any post-box.
  • In depth analysis of a bacteria of interest from your sample.
  • Growing the bacteria in culture and secondary confirmation via MALDI-ToF
  • Due to the slow growth of some species this service may take up to 2 weeks.
  • Online questionnaires to capture current symptoms and antibiotic treatments.
  • Clear, secure reporting with ability to link symptoms, treatments and microbes.
  • Microbe specific advice to help you understand your results.
  • Information on antibiotic sensitivity data for your species of interest.
  • Ability to select any or all of your data to share with a medical professional.

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How Our UTI Testing Service Works

1

Order Online

Set up an account and order a kit. You'll receive the kit in the post in a few days

2

Test at Home

Follow the simple instructions to take your test. Register the kit using the QR code provided.

3

Get Results in 48 Hours

Once we receive your sample, you'll get your result displayed in your secure portal within 48 hours.

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Share

Share your UTI test results with your GP or healthcare provider using our sharing feature

What Makes Our Test Better?

Our UTI test collects DNA from any bacteria, yeast and viruses present in your sample.We then analyse it and use the information to find unique matches to our database of over 4,000 different microbial species including bacteria and yeasts.

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