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Immediate diagnosis via at-home urine testing
TestCard is an at-home urine test with a partner mobile application that delivers immediate results in the comfort, convenience and privacy of home. The TestCard test-kit is embedded into a flat pack mailer (essentially a postcard), whilst the accompanying app turns the phone's camera into a clinical grade scanner, allowing a lay user to determine a precise result immediately.

TestCard delivers an immediate diagnosis using properitary algorithms (focused on colorimetry and densitometry) to analyse the urine dip stick via the phone's camera, removing ambient and interfering light, essentially simulating the same conditions that would be present in a fixed terminal scanner used in hospital pathology labs. The app delivers a binary response - confirming a 'Yes' or 'No' directly onto the phone screen. Earlier diagnosis leads to earlier intervention and ultimately improved healthcare outcomes, thus lowering costs and improving efficiency for the healthcare professionals.
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Dr. Andrew Botham, PhD, FIBMS, C.Sci
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Co-founder at TestCard. Regional head of laboratory testing within the NHS. Previously Head of Research and Development for ACM Global Laboratory.
Luke Heron
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Co-founder at medtech startup TestCard.com. Previously founded consumer business whose eponymous mobile app hit Number 1 in iTunes Chart in 22 Countries.
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