HOME ACCESS® Hepatitis C Test System is FDA approved, safe, easy to use and confidential. Used by hospitals and doctors nationwide.

• HOME ACCESS® HEPATITIS C TEST IS THE SAME TEST USED BY DOCTORS AND HOSPITALS
• HOME ACCESS® HEPATITIS C TEST IS SAFE AND EASY TO USE
• HOME ACCESS® HEPATITIS C TEST IS CONFIDENTIAL
• HOME ACCESS® HEPATITIS C TEST HAS LAB RESULTS AND COUNSELING AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY (EXCEPT HOLIDAYS)
• ALSO HAS INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE IN SPANISH

CONFIDENTIAL HOME ACCESS® HEPATITIS C TEST - THE ONLY HEPATITIS KIT APPROVED BY FDA FOR SELF-TESTING.
U.S. FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION APPROVED HIGHLY ACCURATE TOTALLY CONFIDENTIAL AND ANONYMOUS HOME ACCESS® HEPATITIS C TEST USED FOR DETECTION OF HEPATITIS C.
HEPATITIS C IS A LIVER DISEASE CAUSED BY THE HEPATITIS C VIRUS. IF LEFT UNDETECTED, HEPATITIS C CAN LEAD TO SERIOUS MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS. EVEN WHILE A PERSON FEELS HEALTHY, THE VIRUS MAY BE CAUSING PERMANENT LIVER DAMAGE LEADING TO SCARRING (CIRRHOSIS), LIVER CANCER, LIVER FAILURE OR DEATH. EXPOSURE TO THE HEPATITIS C VIRUS OCCURS WHEN A PERSON COMES INTO DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE INFECTED BLOOD OF ANOTHER PERSON. DETECTION OF HEPATITIS C BEFORE SERIOUS DAMAGE HAS OCCURRED CAN LEAD TO APPROPRIATE TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT.
OVER 4 MILLION PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES ARE INFECTED. MOST ARE UNAWARE THEY HAVE THE HEPATITIS C VIRUS. EXPERTS AGREE IT IS IMPORTANT TO BE TESTED IF YOU MAY HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO THE HEPATITIS C VIRUS THROUGH BLOOD TRANSFUSION PRIOR TO JULY 1992, A CONTAMINATED NEEDLE, OR OTHER POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO INFECTED BLOOD OR OTHER BODILY FLUIDS. SOME EXPERTS SUGGEST TESTING IF YOU HAVE HAD MULTIPLE SEX PARTNERS IN YOUR LIFETIME, OR HAVE HAD ANY SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE.

THE HOME ACCESS HEPATITIS C CHECK TEST CONTAINS INSTRUCTIONS, ANSWERS TO FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT HEPATITIS C, BLOOD SAMPLE CARD WITH A PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (PIN), ALCOHOL PAD, GAUZE PAD, 2 SAFETY LANCETS, ADHESIVE BANDAGE, SAMPLE RETURN POUCH, PREPAID U.S, MAIL ENVELOPE.
THE AMERICAN LIVER FOUNDATION ENCOURAGES PEOPLE WHO MAY HAVE HEPATITIS C TO BE TESTED