Tonsillitis test

Self-test for strep throat & scarlet fever.

Do you have a sore throat caused by Streptococcus A? Now you can finally test yourself for strep throat at home with the strep throat test from Quicktest! Scarlet fever comes from the bacteria S. pyogenes, which is part of group A, this self-test can also be used if scarlet fever is suspected. This is why this self-test is perfect to have in your medicine cabinet. Thanks to new technology, it is now possible to test yourself whether your sore throat is due to, for example, strep throat from the bacterium Streptococcus A. A common symptom is that it often hurts your throat when you swallow. If the infection is due to the bacterium Streptococcus A, it can be treated with antibiotics. The self-test is about 96.4% accurate and you will get the answer within a few minutes. Here's how it works: With the included swab tips, the oral cavity/tonsils are "swabbed". The tips are then placed in a special liquid, then the test stick is dipped and a reaction begins. After about 5 minutes, the result is read. Publication information Fact-checked 2024-12-12 by Leg Doctor Leg Nurse