Rapid Diagnostic Tests
Know your health status today. Walk-in available at all branches — no appointment needed.
🧪 Malaria Test
Detects the presence of malaria parasites in the blood using a rapid diagnostic test (RDT).
Used for: Used to confirm malaria infection so the right treatment can start quickly — “test before you treat.”
🧪 Typhoid Test
Screens for antibodies associated with typhoid fever (Widal-type rapid test).
Used for: Helps identify typhoid infection early, especially during rainy-season outbreaks.
🧪 Ulcer Test
A rapid screening test that helps assess for H. pylori, a common cause of stomach ulcers.
Used for: Used to guide further evaluation and treatment of persistent stomach discomfort.
🧪 Blood Grouping
Determines your ABO and Rh blood group from a small blood sample.
Used for: Important to know for emergencies, surgeries, transfusions, and pregnancy planning.
🧪 Body Mass Index (BMI)
A quick height-and-weight based assessment of your overall body composition.
Used for: Used as a general indicator of healthy weight range and wellness goal-setting.
🧪 Haemoglobin Test
Measures the level of haemoglobin in your blood to screen for anaemia.
Used for: Helps detect anaemia and monitor iron levels, especially in children and pregnant women.
🧪 Sickle Cell Test
Screens for the presence of sickle haemoglobin (HbS) in the blood.
Used for: Important for early detection, family planning, and genetic counselling.
🧪 Blood Sugar Test
Measures your current blood glucose level using a quick finger-prick sample.
Used for: Used to screen for and help monitor diabetes and pre-diabetes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is fasting required?
It depends on the test — for example, some blood sugar tests are more accurate when fasting. Our pharmacists will let you know what to do before your specific test.
How long do results take?
Most rapid diagnostic tests give results within 15–30 minutes, right at the branch.
Are results shared with doctors?
Yes — with your consent, we can share your results with your doctor or include them with a referral for further care.
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