Verisana Breast Cancer Screening Test – Biological At-Home Test for Women 30+, Provider-Reviewed by CLIA-Certified Lab (Auria)

Take a proactive step in monitoring your breast health with this innovative at-home screening test. Designed for women aged 30 and above, this non-invasive test analyzes tear protein biomarkers that may indicate breast tissue changes. The simple collection process can be completed at home using the provided materials, after which you'll send your sample to a CLIA-certified laboratory using the included prepaid shipping package. Your results will be securely delivered online after professional review. The test includes access to an educational community consultation where you can learn more about your results in a supportive group environment. This screening tool is intended to complement, not replace, standard breast health monitoring practices. The compact test kit includes everything needed for sample collection and submission. For optimal results, carefully follow the included instructions and promptly return your sample. Remember that this screening test should be used in conjunction with regular medical check-ups and standard breast health practices.

• TEAR-BASED SCREENING AT-HOME TEST: Collects tear fluid samples to analyze protein biomarkers associated with breast tissue changes, providing biological insight into breast health for women aged 30 and above
• CLIA-CERTIFIED LAB ANALYSIS: Samples are processed by Auria, a high-complexity CLIA-certified laboratory, with results reviewed by healthcare professionals to ensure accuracy and reliability
• SIMPLE COLLECTION PROCESS: Easy-to-use home collection kit includes everything needed to collect tear samples and return them to the lab using prepaid packaging for convenient, hassle-free testing
• SECURE ONLINE RESULTS: Receive detailed lab reports securely online, with access to an educational community consultation to help you understand your results and breast health in a supportive environment
• SUPPLEMENTAL SCREENING TOOL: Designed to complement routine breast screening methods such as mammograms, not to replace professional medical care or diagnostic procedures