The Prima Home Test for Celiac Disease is a quick, accurate at-home blood test designed to detect anti-deamidated gliadin peptide (anti‑DGP) antibodies—both IgA and IgG—in just 10 minutes. With an easy finger-prick sample and lateral-flow cassette, it offers over 90% accuracy (sensitivity 81.3%, specificity 94.1%) to flag potential gluten-related autoimmune reactions in individuals with symptoms, family history, or unexplained nutrient deficiencies. Ideal for privacy-conscious users, it provides a trusted first step in gluten intolerance screening—though positive results should be confirmed by a healthcare professional.

• Use provided sterile lancet to perform a finger-prick blood sample.

• Collect blood with pipette up to marked line.

• Mix blood in vial with diluent; screw cap securely.

• Add 3 drops of mixed sample into the test cassette sample well.

• Wait exactly 10 minutes, then read result (a colored line indicates positive).

(Not applicable – diagnostic kit. Contains: sterile lancets, pipette, diluent solution, test cassette.)

• For in vitro diagnostic use only.

• External use on fingertip; avoid contact with eyes.

• Do not use if the expiration date has passed.

• Keep out of reach of children; contains small parts.

• A positive result indicates possible celiac disease—it must be confirmed by a qualified healthcare provider.

• Discard all biohazardous materials following local regulations.

As a holistic pharmacist, I recommend the Prima Home Test as a preliminary tool for assessing the possibility of celiac disease. It’s particularly useful for individuals experiencing symptoms like bloating, chronic diarrhea, fatigue, or those with a family history of celiac disease. However, it’s essential to interpret the results within the broader context of clinical symptoms and laboratory findings. Confirmatory testing and professional consultation are advised for accurate diagnosis and management.