INDICAID provides rapid, lab-quality at-home diagnostic tests for COVID-19, flu, ovulation, urinary tract infections, pregnancy, and other health conditions.
INDICAID, a brand under Phase Scientific Diagnostics, provides users with high-quality, rapid diagnostic solutions for both at-home and point-of-care settings. From tracking respiratory infections to monitoring reproductive health, their testing kits are engineered to deliver precise, easy-to-read results without the immediate need for clinical laboratory equipment.
The INDICAID product line encompasses a wide variety of health testing kits, notably including COVID-19 and Flu A/B home antigen tests, ovulation test strips, early detection pregnancy strips, and urinary tract infection (UTI) rapid screening kits. They also offer specialized clinical diagnostic tools like the Immunochemical Fecal Occult Blood rapid test for healthcare professionals.
Accurate diagnostics rely significantly on proper sample collection and strict adherence to timing indicators. Our library of user manuals and instructions for INDICAID products is curated to help individuals properly gather samples (whether nasal swabs or urine), prepare extraction buffers, and confidently interpret control lines and test results.
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Results for the INDICAID COVID-19 and Flu A/B test should be read between 10 and 20 minutes. Do not interpret results before 10 minutes or after 20 minutes, as inaccurate interpretations may occur.
You can perform the test using any urine specimen, but a first-morning urine specimen is optimal because it contains the highest concentration of hCG. Carefully read the instruction manual for the complete timing guidelines.
No, test results must be read at exactly 5 minutes. A negative result may change to a false positive if left too long. Always discard the test strip after reading your results to prevent confusion.
Even a very faint colored line next to the test indicator (e.g., 'A', 'B', 'N', 'T') should be considered positive, provided that there is also a visible 'C' (Control) line. Consult your healthcare provider to discuss any positive test results.