Restocking Fee No
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All returns accepted Returns Accepted
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Refund will be given as Money Back
Brand CRP
Type CRP Self Test
Display Type NA
Manufacturer Warranty None
Sample Type Blood
Labels & Certifications CE Certified
Custom Bundle No
Model HDL
MPN Does Not Apply

Check the listing for details. C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Test Cassette - NEW - Expires 05/17/2026. Condition: New. Listed at 16.25 USD. C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Test Cassette - NEW - Expires 05/17/2026 Easy to use and interpret What is CRP?C-Reactive Protein (CRP) is a non-specific marker primarily produced by the liver, used to diagnose bacterial infections and inflammatory disorders. Its blood concentration can also increase after some surgical operations. Following an acute event, CRP levels can rise to hundreds of times higher than baseline within a few hours. In healthy individuals, CRP levels are typically below 8 mg/L but can exceed 100 mg/L in patients with severe infections or inflammatory conditions. Intermediate levels are associated with milder viral or bacterial infections, which can be effectively treated by a doctor. Who Should Use the C-Reactive Protein Test?The CRP test should be performed when experiencing acute infection symptoms such as fever, headaches, or weakness. The test can be conducted at any time. When Should I Do the C-Reactive Protein Test?The CRP test is advisable if you experience symptoms such as fever, fatigue, or headache. It helps identify inflammatory states and guides further pharmacological treatment under medical supervision.C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Test Cassette - NEW - Expires 05/17/2026 Easy to use and interpret What is CRP?C-Reactive Protein (CRP) is a non-specific marker primarily produced by the liver, used to diagnose bacterial infections and inflammatory disorders. Its blood concentration can also increase after some surgical operations. Following an acute event, CRP levels can rise to hundreds of times higher than baseline within a few hours. In healthy individuals, CRP levels are typically below 8 mg/L but can exceed 100 mg/L in patients with severe infections or inflammatory conditions. Intermediate levels are associated with milder viral or bacterial infections, which can be effectively treated by a doctor. Who Should Use the C-Reactive Protein Test?The CRP test should be performed when experiencing acute infection symptoms such as fever, headaches, or weakness. The test can be conducted at any time. When Should I Do the C-Reactive Protein Test?The CRP test is advisable if you experience symptoms such as fever, fatigue, or headache. It helps identify inflammatory states and guides further pharmacological treatment under medical supervision.

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