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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Test came back positive. Went to a GI doctor and had further testing done. 3 tests done at a lab and all were negative - no further diagnostic needed.
nick seybert
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
I found the Reeces Colo Test to be somewhat disappointing, as the results were inconclusive despite following all the instructions carefully. It was frustrating to not get a clear negative reading, which left me uncertain about the outcome. While the test seemed easy to use, I would have appreciated more reliable results for peace of mind. Even though the results were negative, I noticed a faint grey line appear shortly after I read the results.
donna
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
Great
Spikey
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
I like that this provides a convenient way to test, even as a preliminary action. The instructions were clear, and the process quite simple. It took a couple of minutes to get my result, but my second line was so, very barely visible — I’m not sure how to interpret that. I wish the instructions were a little clearer, which is why I gave it 4/5 stars instead of 5/5.I might have to repeat to be sure.
michael s.
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024
I found this to be very clear, concise and easy to use. I like that it’s made in America, too. I had taken a Pinnacle Biolabs at-home FIT test last year and was dissatisfied with the experience and found their device unreliable due to a positive and a negative side by side with each other, in addition to feeling cheaply made. This piece, in contrast, felt well-constructed.No replacement for a colonoscopy, as they say, but for less than a copay and if you’re in a lower risk demographic, this is a nice compromise.The risks of colonoscopies are seldom noted, but with a procedure complication death rate of 1/14,000, that would mean that if every single American got a colonoscopy, 25,000 people would die, which is frequent enough to be a remote possibility, so I’d like to avoid one unless I’m compelled to; a positive test here would have driven me to get one.One thing I did change here based on other reviews of weak collection paper was put that same paper over an empty steel cooking bowl, and squat down. Gross as it sounds, if the paper failed, the sample still would have been usable. It didn’t fail fortunately, so there was no mess, and I proceeded without issue.
Willow
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024
I found this test easy to use. If the collection paper doesn't work for you, you can improvise other ways to catch the sample. The important thing is not to mix the sample with urine or toilet water.I wish I had known about this test before I went to the doctor. It might be better for insurance purposes to take the test at home. If you then get a positive result, you (if 45 and older) can ask the doctor for a screening colonoscopy. If you take one of these FIT tests through the doctor and get a positive result, your colonoscopy might be labeled as diagnostic, which could cost you more money.
Rick V
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
My doctor prescribed a FOBT or FIT test and gave me a name of a well known on they supposedly recommend all the time. The problem? 500$. And they effectively do the same, they make you take a few stool samples and then run it through a reactive substance. I haven’t found anything as price effective and convenient as this.I do recommend you buy more than one: at least two or 3 so that you can do the test over a few days. This makes it similar to what the labs do as they want you to take samples from 2 or 3 stools.So if you get 2 and two out of 2 give you the same result over different stool samples then you have a high degree of certainty / low error margin. It’s worth the peace of mind.Here is the gross part: you’ll be pooping on a piece of waterproofed paper that you stick across the toilet lid so you can catch the sample.Your stool should not be in touch with the toilet water of urine hence the catch paper that they include.Once caught you have a tube with a sample pin that you stick in 5 different places in the stool sample and then reinsert in the tube which is liquid/water filled.You shake. You then open the other side of the tilibe which is a dropper and drip and drop onto a reactive tab that they include as well. Wait one minute. There is your positive or negative result. Very easy. Very nasty but hey if it can safe your life then why not.I can’t say anything negative about this test as it led me to believe that a colonoscopy is overkill for me despite the doctor saying people my age should have one. Not with a 2700$ copay I if there are no red flags I think. To each their own, but for now this gave me piece of mind. And for a great price.
Charles
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024
Did it for routine colon test. Was having irregular bowel movements. Took this to be safe. Compared this to another brand. Both, luckily were negative.
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