Hemoglobin A1C shows how well your blood sugar has been controlled for the last two to three months
Test in the comfort of your home
Simple, easy and affordable
Cetifed Lab results in as little as 3 days
Appraise Diabetes A1C Home Test Kit informs you if your diabetes treatment plan is working. Clinically accurate information you can use with your Healthcare provider to access your diabetes treatment plan. The kit contains the following: Collection Instructions, Test Authorization & Collection Foam, Lancet, Alcohol Pad, Gauze Pad, Adhesive Bandage, Return Envelope. (pre- paid)
The Appraise Home A1c Kit is a blood test you can safely, easily do yourself.
Results can be received in as little as three days online, or you can get your
report in the mail. It’s the easy, “at home,” accurate and affordable way to reduce risk.
The A1c test tracks average glucose levels over three months and is a proven measure for reducing the health risks of diabetes.
Ongoing Need
The A1c test is an essential complement to daily measurements of blood sugar. Doctors recommend people with or at risk for diabetes measure their A1c every two or three months. Today, most people still find out about their risk of diabetes by accident. To reduce healthcare costs, health and wellness companies and non-profit organizations are actively promoting routine A1c testing.
Easy and Affordable
Unlike time-consuming doctor visits or expensive lab blood draws, the Appraise Home A1c Kit is a blood test designed to be done safely and simply at home. A postage-paid mailer delivers samples to our Kansas City lab, which rapidly returns results electronically or by mail. The Appraise Home A1c Kit is the easy, “at home,” accurate and affordable way to reduce risk.
Heritage Labs has received certification of hemoglobin A1c testing methods by the National Glycohemoglobin Standardization Program (NGSP).
Heritage Labs is the first, and only, laboratory worldwide specifically listed to be certified for A1c testing using dried blood spot specimens. There are currently 78 laboratories worldwide currently certified by the NGSP for whole blood specimens, and only 20 of those labs are in the United States of America.