BacTease - 2 tests included

Bacterial Vaginosis

Sale price€19,99

Getting a weird whiff from your intimate parts? Don't panic! 'BacTease' can help you identify a potential bacterial vaginosis. Unlike common vaginal pH tests, it is looking out specifically for the most common cause: Gardnerella vaginalis bacteria. The antigen-based test gives you even more certainty when assessing your results.

Our test is easy peasy lemon squeezy: Pee on it, wait for 15 minutes, and read the result - all from the comfort of your home.

You will get all the necessary information for interpretation and what to do with the result, delivered together with your test.

More Information on Bacterial Vaginosis (Gardnerella Vaginalis)

Bacterial vaginosis occurs when the normal balance of bacteria in the vagina is altered. Overgrowth of certain bacteria leads to symptoms like a fishy-smelling vaginal odour and a thin, grey discharge. It's a common vaginal condition and is typically treated with antibiotics.

Fast

There when you need it, with express shipping and rapid at-home test results within 15 minutes.

Accurate

Our tests use antigen detection to give you precise results you can trust.

Helpful

We don't leave you alone with the result. You get extensive material with each test.

Do it wherever, whenever.

Get a result in three easy steps.

We believe rapid at-home tests are the future. Why? Because you are in full control, getting an immediate result with minimum effort. No long waiting times at the doctor, awkward discussions with your pharmacist, or ambiguity.

1. Let if flow.

Pregnancy tests are the best evidence: a bit of urine can tell you a lot about what's going on in your body. That's why all livity tests are urine-based, except for our pHabolous vaginal pH test. A few drops are enough for our tests.

2. Short meditation

Do a bit of TLC (time, love and care) for yourself while you are waiting 15 minutes for the development of test result.

3. Read it.

Use our interpretation chart in the leaflet to assess the detailed test result and check out our "how to treat it" blog posts for a guide on how to proceed after a positive result.