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We are a British biotech company who have been developing new medical tests for use by researchers and clinicians since 2005.

SELFCHECK self-test kits are assembled at the same quality assured medical device facility here in the UK. Our tests are simple to use, and give reliable results in minutes, all in the comfort and privacy of your own home. Expert customer care.

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  • Image of the UK Medical Device Regulations 2002

    PSA and self testing

    Following the BBC's report on PSA home testing kits on 5th March 2025, we too acknowledge the need for robust standards within the UK self-testing market. We affirm that SELFCHECK...

    PSA and self testing

    Following the BBC's report on PSA home testing kits on 5th March 2025, we too acknowledge the need for robust standards within the UK self-testing market. We affirm that SELFCHECK...

  • SELFCHECK liver health test kit on glossy white table

    New 10 minute liver health check

    We are pleased to announce the launch of our SELFCHECK Liver Health Test kit. Liver disease is almost entirely preventable, with the major risk factors being alcohol, obesity and hepatitis. The...

    New 10 minute liver health check

    We are pleased to announce the launch of our SELFCHECK Liver Health Test kit. Liver disease is almost entirely preventable, with the major risk factors being alcohol, obesity and hepatitis. The...

  • New 10 minute sepsis test launched in UK

    New 10 minute sepsis test launched in UK

    We are pleased to announce our completion of the development, and registration with MHRA, of a new rapid test kit as an aid to the diagnosis of sepsis and inflammatory...

    New 10 minute sepsis test launched in UK

    We are pleased to announce our completion of the development, and registration with MHRA, of a new rapid test kit as an aid to the diagnosis of sepsis and inflammatory...

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Our tests are based on the same principles used by hospital labs, and provide reliable, meaningful results, but self-testing is not meant to replace established healthcare pathways.

If you have symptoms that concern you, always speak with your pharmacist or doctor.