Colon cancer screening test

Colon cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide – and it often develops unnoticed over many years. In the early stages, colon cancer usually causes no symptoms, making early detection all the more important. With the colon cancer screening test , you can detect early signs and take timely action.

Some health insurance companies already offer this test as part of selective contracts . If your health insurance does not provide this option or you want to take preventive measures flexibly, our test is a reliable alternative for everyone.

The test measures:

• Occult (not visible) blood in the stool: Traces of blood in the stool can indicate changes such as colon polyps or other conditions. These early indications are crucial for a timely diagnosis.

Why is this test important?

Colon cancer usually develops from benign polyps that change over the years. If detected and removed early, the risk of developing colon cancer can be significantly reduced. Early detection greatly increases the chances of a cure – the earlier colon cancer is detected, the better the treatment outcomes.

Regular tests help you detect abnormalities in the colon early, so that further examinations can be conducted if necessary.

How does the test work?

The procedure is simple and discreet:

• You take a small stool sample using the provided test kit.
• The sample is securely packaged and sent to our certified laboratory.
• Within a few days, you will receive your results digitally and can take further steps if necessary.

Symptoms for which you should take this test

The colon cancer screening test is particularly useful if you notice one or more of the following signs:

• Changes in bowel habits (more frequent or less frequent bowel movements, diarrhea or constipation without a clear cause)
• Blood in the stool or dark-colored stool (may indicate hidden blood)
• Unexplained weight loss or loss of appetite
• Persistent abdominal pain, bloating, or cramps
• Fatigue or weakness (may indicate blood loss in the intestine)

Do health insurance companies offer this test?

Some health insurance companies cover the cost of the test as part of selective contracts.If your health insurance does not offer this test or you cannot participate in a corresponding program, our test is a reliable alternative for anyone who wants to take their health into their own hands.

Test now and gain security

With the colon cancer screening test , you can actively contribute to early detection yourself. The simple sample collection from home and the professional laboratory analysis provide you with certainty – for your health and your future.

Colon cancer often develops over many years without noticeable symptoms. However, early stages are well treatable. Regular tests can help you detect abnormalities early and take timely action.

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• From the age of 50 as part of regular preventive care.
• In case of a family history of colon cancer.
• If you notice digestive problems, blood in the stool, or unexplained weight loss .
• If your health insurance does not cover this test, but you still want to take preventive action.

Prevention saves lives – early tests help identify risks in time.

Diverse Parameters

This test checks various biomarkers. You can find details in the test description.

What is examined in the colorectal cancer screening test?

The test analyzes a stool sample for non-visible (occult) blood, which may indicate colon polyps or other changes.

Who is this test suitable for?

The test is ideal for anyone from the age of 50 or for individuals with a family history of colorectal cancer. Even younger people with persistent digestive issues can benefit from regular screening.

How does the sample collection work?

The sample collection is discreet and easy to do at home. The test kit includes all necessary materials and detailed instructions for safe execution.

How long does it take to receive my results?

After sending in the sample, you will typically receive your lab results digitally within 3–5 business days.

What does a positive test result mean?

A positive result does not automatically mean that colon cancer is present. However, it indicates that blood in the stool has been detected, which requires further medical examinations.

How often should I perform the test?

For normal risk, the test is recommended once a year starting at age 50. Individuals with a family history or chronic bowel issues should be tested more frequently.

What can a negative test result mean?

A negative result means that no occult blood was detected. Nevertheless, regular preventive examinations should be attended.

Do health insurance companies offer this test?

Some health insurance companies cover the test as part of selective contracts.If your health insurance does not offer this or you want to make flexible provisions, our test is a reliable alternative for everyone.