FAQ

Many people may put off dealing with health issues for too long. In doing so, they run the risk of overlooking symptoms, or not taking them seriously enough. With the Veroval® self-tests you get fast and medically reliable answers to a whole range of important health questions.

With the Veroval® self-tests, you receive quick and reliable answers to a lot of important health questions. You get your result very quickly – after only a few minutes of your time. You do not have to send the test to a laboratory, as is common practice with other self-tests.

Yes – all that you need are thoroughly washed hands, a clock and a flat table. Every self-test contains easy-to-understand information with comprehensive step-by-step-instructions.

No. Generally, you should be able to perform the self-test without help. Children under 16 years should be assisted by a parent.

When you perform the Veroval® self-test as instructed, one test kit is sufficient.

The self-tests are no substitute for a physician’s diagnosis. They are meant to support your doctor in the detection of health risks and offer early knowledge to important health issues. But with a positive result, with ongoing symptoms or if you are uncertain, you should visit your doctor as soon as possible.

False-negative results mean that a negative result is falsely shown, although the result in fact is positive.

False-positive results mean that a positive result is falsely shown, although the result in fact is negative.

If the result is positive you should visit your doctor as soon as possible. (Please note: the rapid test “Male fertility” is the only test where positive means: the result is in a normal range)

There are several possible reasons for ongoing symptoms. One may be that the symptoms have another cause than the one you suspect. Another may be that the test result is false-negative. In any case: You should visit your doctor as soon as possible.