I tried a Cerascreen test and was very… I tried a Cerascreen test and was very happy with the results and process. I always feel silly going to the doctor because of feeling week or tired because it doesn’t feel ‘serious enough’ for a doctor so I thought Id try an at-home health test for iron and blood sugar. It took a bit longer to get the test (because of covid I assume) but the instructions were clear and I found out that I was prediabetic. My blood sugar levels weren’t high enough to be diagnosed as diabetic but at least now I know!

5 stars Honestly, I don't know how all these people had problems with Cerascreen. I have been a loyal customer of theirs for a few years now. I have done several Vitamin D tests and never had any problems. The instructions come with the test, and the shipping is free (I live in Italy and their lab is in Germany). Once, they even offered to send me a replacement kit after I made a mistake taking the test! To me, this is amazing, considering the cost of the product. It means they really care about their clients. I will definitely keep on buying the Vitamin D test from CeraScreen!

Corona Antibody is very PAINFUL, lancets sharp Covid Antybody test kit, is lousy, the lancets were VERY painful and sharp, made a real cut in my finger, couldn't Type for 3 Days, nothing like in a dr. surgery, besides it is now 6 Days and have NOT received my results! My review on the website just got deleted...... so makes me wonder how many more people out there had same experience SO HANDS OFF THIS COMPANY........

Are they serious? Are they serious?…. I’m not sure they’re even in business. I can’t download the app because it doesn’t exist here. I can’t set up an account because I never got an email confirmation and tried many times to resend. The website says the lab is moving annd unavailable and customer service is in German. So what I’m left with is 10 less drops of blood, a decent Band Aid and almost $200 down the toilet. Thanks

No match with blood test: Did a VitD test with cerascreen. So off!? Did a VitD test with cerascreen and blood test same day. Wanted to calibrate and see if I can trust cerascreen for periodic testing. Results: 63 ng/ml with blood test (Quest) and 116 ng (with warning of being too high by Cerascreen!!). Who to trust? Was really hoping for a match