THRYOCHECK

Know if your patient's TSH is greater than 5mlU/L in minutes. Elevated TSH is the first clinical indicator of hypothyroidism. TSH elevates before T3 and T4 decrease.

Patients with TSH greater than 5mlU/L go to the lab for a value before treatment. Patients with symptoms and a test result below 5 mlU/L may not be hypthroid.

If you are a family practice physician, an ob/gyn, an internist, an osteopath, or a psychiatrist, there are patients in your waiting room who have all the symptoms of hypothyroidism.

Almost 27 million Americans are hypothyroid. Fewer than half are diagnosed.

ThyroChek® requires on drop of blood from a finger-stick or venous draw. CLIA waived ThyroChek® may be performed by any member of your staff.

• Time saving: treat non-hypothyroid patients on first visit.
• Easy to use: one drop of blood from a finger-stick or venous draw.
• Rapid results: know in 10 minutes or less if TSH is greater than 5 mlU/L.
• Accurate: 97.7% precision versus lab results.
• Reimbursement: $23 in most States, most insurers higher.
• Cost effective: under $10, it is worthwhile to screen first, saving time and money for you and your patient.
• CPT Code: 84443 QW
• Storage: room temperature.