Colon cancer home screening test
Everything you need to know about the screening test without seeing a doctor
Colon cancer can affect anyone, even at a young age. But the earlier the cancer is detected, the better the chances of recovery, which is why regular colon cancer screening is important.
The stool test (known as the iFOB test) is one of the generally recommended early detection screenings. It checks for hidden blood in the stool. Blood in the stool can be an indication of cancer or its early stages. With the colon cancer home screening test, you save yourself a trip to the doctor’s practice and get a new, digital option for early detection of colon cancer.
Detect colon cancer early with the colon cancer home screening test
With the colon cancer home screening test, you can easily integrate screening into your everyday life. Through our partner DoctorBox, you can conveniently order the test kit to your home, where you can then take a sample in the comfort of your own home – discreetly and independently. Next the sample should be sent to an accredited laboratory for evaluation. You can track the current processing status at any time via your user account – and receive the result directly on your smartphone within a few days.
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Frequently asked questions about the colon cancer home screening test
Our partner DoctorBox
SBK works together with DoctorBox GmbH. DoctorBox is an experienced provider with many years of expertise in digital diagnostics, medication management and emergency care or care for acute medical conditions. Digital diagnostics also include the home tests that DoctorBox offers. With the DoctorBox stool test sample-taking kit and subsequent laboratory analysis, you can easily check relevant health parameters from the comfort of your own home.
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