As Alzheimer's Disease (AD) becomes more frequent around the world, it is important to find it early.

Detecting an illness early lets you take action quickly to slow its progress and improve your quality of life. Finding certain β-amyloid proteins (Aβ) in body fluids is an important way to diagnose Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases.

Amyloid-beta that can dissolve in water is found in human urine, which makes it a good test for MCI and Alzheimer's Disease. The One Step Dementia Risk Test Kit is the first test for Alzheimer's that uses urine. This new test employs anti-Aβ antibodies and improved colloidal gold detection to get an accurate reading of Aβ levels in urine.

Precision that has been clinically tested

Clinical trials of the One Step Dementia Risk Test Kit demonstrated exceptional precision:

• 75.7% of the time, it works
• Specificity: 91.03%
• 90% or more of early AD cases are found.

This professionally approved extra screening tool checks for cognitive decline and dementia risk.

Learning about Alzheimer's and dementia

What is dementia?

Dementia is the name for the symptoms of diseases that affect brain nerve cells. This is not how people normally age. Dementia symptoms can be different; however, some early signs are:

• Forgetfulness
• Confusion and difficulties with everyday tasks
• Problems with language and understanding
• Changes in behavior

What is Alzheimer's?

Alzheimer's is the most frequent type of dementia. It usually hurts parts of the brain that help us learn, which makes us forget things, have trouble thinking, and feel lost. The illness could lead to major problems with thinking and conduct.

Who Should Use the One-Step Dementia Risk Test Kit?

People who are 45 years old or older, especially those who have:

• Family history of dementia
• Memory problems or cognitive decline
• Stroke, bleeding in the brain, and cerebral infarction
• Hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, sleep apnea, and low homocysteine levels
• Jobs that are really stressful, anxiety, and sadness
• Lifestyle-related health risks (smoking, binge drinking, being overweight, not exercising, not getting enough sleep)

Who should not take this test?

It’s not a good idea to take this test if you:

• Have very bad AD or dementia
• Have kidney problems
• Have urine that is too acidic or too basic
• Have blood or protein in your urine

How to Use the One-Step Dementia Risk Test Kit

1. Take the test strip out of the foil pouch.
2. Use the eyedropper that comes with the kit to add 4 drops (100 μL) of fresh urine to the sample well.
3. Before reading the results, let the test cassette lie flat for 10 minutes. Results are not reliable after 15 minutes.

Interpreting Results

Good

• Two purple-red T & C bands are visible.
• Conclusion: Beta-amyloid levels are not typical.
• After keeping an eye on risk factors and making lifestyle changes, take the test again in three to six months.
• If you get a positive test result or have symptoms, see a doctor.

Bad Results

• One purple-red band (just in the C region)
• Interpretation: Beta-amyloid levels are normal.
• Live a healthy life and get tested every year.

Output Not Valid

• No purple-red ring at the control (C).
• Meaning: The test or kit was not right.
• Try again with a different kit.

Storage and Safety

• Only open the interior packing when you're ready.
• To keep it from getting wet, use it within an hour of opening.
• Biological waste disposal of outdated kits is required by local laws.
• Store dry and away from heat and light at 4–25°C.
• Don’t let things freeze and thaw.
• 18 months if stored correctly.

Test Principles: How it Works

The One Step Dementia Risk Test Kit uses colloidal gold lateral immunochromatography.

Characteristics of the nitrocellulose membrane:

• T (Test) area: coated with Aβ-amyloid phagocytosis polypeptide (PPP)
• C (Control) area: covered with anti-mouse IgG polyclonal antibody

During the test, Aβ in the urine sticks to colloidal gold nanoparticles containing anti-Aβ monoclonal antibodies. The purple spot on the T-line shows that the Aβ-antibody-gold complex has been caught. The C-line is the only one that appears when Aβ levels are low or absent.

Why Should You Use the One-Step Dementia Risk Test Kit?

• ✔ Easy to use and doesn’t hurt — no blood tests needed
• ✔ Proven accuracy in clinical settings: 75.7% sensitivity, 91.03% specificity
• ✔ Early detection advantage finds risk before major symptoms
• ✔ More affordable than most diagnostic methods

The One Step Dementia Risk Test Kit is a groundbreaking and inexpensive way to check for cognitive decline risk. Qankorey Biotechnology Co. Ltd. and the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health at the University of Melbourne, Australia, worked together to develop this breakthrough that will change how we test for and forecast Alzheimer's disease.

This test helps people and their doctors keep their brains healthy by finding problems early and treating them.

What Comes with the Kit?

• Test cassette
• Eyedropper
• English instructions for use

You can take care of your mental health right now with the One Step Dementia Risk Test Kit. A diagnosis early on can save the day.

Expiration date: June 2026