From itch to ouch, know what’s up down south - fast, easy, and private!
We’re offering you a UTI Self Test Kit which includes 3 Tests for £9.99, a bundle of two test kits for Vaginal Infection for just £12.99
or 2 Self Test Kits for UTI & Vaginal Infection for just £14.99, saving you up to 33% off Newfoundland’s prices (1) (2).
Test with confidence from the comfort of your home
Stay one step ahead of your intimate health with these easy-to-use Newfoundland UTI and Vaginal Infection Self Test Kits. Whether you're experiencing discomfort or simply want peace of mind, these tests give you quick results in the privacy of your home - no waiting rooms, no appointments, just clarity.
Your health, your terms
- At-home convenience: Test for UTIs, bacterial vaginosis, or thrush quickly and easily - no need to visit a clinic.
- Fast, accurate results: Detect leukocytes and nitrites for UTIs, and identify pH imbalances linked to common vaginal infections.
- Choose your bundle: Pick from a single UTI test pack, a 2-pack vaginal infection test, or a bundle covering both UTI and vaginal infections.
What’s in each kit?
- UTI 3T Pack: Includes 3 test strips to detect leukocytes (LEU) and nitrites (NIT), which indicate a urinary tract infection.
- Vaginal Infection 2-Pack: Includes 2 vaginal swab tests and colour scales to check for pH imbalances associated with bacterial vaginosis or thrush.
- UTI & Vaginal Infection Bundle: Combines tests from both kits for comprehensive monitoring of urinary and reproductive health.
How do the tests work?
UTI Test:
- Collect a urine sample or hold the test strip in your urine stream for 1–2 seconds.
- Blot excess liquid and place the strip on a clean absorbent surface.
- Read results at 1 minute for nitrites and at 2 minutes for leukocytes using the colour chart provided. Do not interpret results after 3 minutes.
Vaginal Infection Test:
- Insert the swab approx. 2 inches into the vagina, rotate for 10 seconds, then remove.
- Swipe the swab on the pH panel at least 5 times to fully coat it.
- Compare the panel colour to the chart while it’s still wet to identify potential infections.
When should I use these tests?
If you’re experiencing symptoms like pain or burning while urinating, cloudy or strong-smelling urine, itching, soreness, or unusual vaginal discharge, these self-tests offer a fast way to get answers. They’re also great for anyone who wants to stay on top of their health, especially if you’re sexually active, using antibiotics, or have a sensitive immune system.
What do the results mean?
UTI Test:
- Positive for LEU or NIT suggests a UTI. Discuss with your GP for confirmation and treatment.
- Negative, but still have symptoms? Follow up with your doctor.
Vaginal Infection Test:
- pH below 3.8 = possible thrush (yeast infection).
- pH between 3.8–4.4 = normal range.
- pH above 4.4 = possible bacterial vaginosis or trichomoniasis.
Should I still see a doctor?
Yes. While these tests offer valuable insight, they are not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a GP for diagnosis and treatment, especially if symptoms persist or worsen.
