H. Pylori Antigen Rapid Test 3 Tests/Pack - H-Pylori Stool (Antigen) Self-Test for Home Use, 99.9% Accurate, (Feces) Helicobacter Pylori Test Family Pack

I was skeptical about this one at first. My cats got tested positive for geridea a few weeks prior, and i used this test the day before our return vet visit for further testing. This test showed negative, and so did the vet results.. the test from the vet cost $80. The tests from my doctor cost about $150 per person (recommended from the vet). I will use this test going forward.

I have extensive experience in clinical lab tests. I bought this based on what the seller says is 99.9% accuracy as a screen for h pylori. This test does not meet FDA standards, and I don't know how they can sell in interstate commerce. I tested positive on two different samples taken a week apart. I contacted my Gastro who ordered a stool and breath test from a local lab. Both tests came back negative. Given I had two positive and two negative tests, I had to undergo an upper endoscopy and biopsy. No presence of h pylori was found. In conclusion, the test is junk and not 99.9% accurate.

To know for sure if you have the H Pylori, you need a blood test or a sample of the lining of the stomach. But if those aren’t available, these tests are another option that may give you positive results. I know that I do not have the Helicobacter Pylori bacteria as I have had the stomach lining test via an endoscopy. My husband’s cousin does have the bacteria and has tested positive via an endoscopy and has problems as a result of being positive. I used this kit and tested negative. I had my husband’s cousin tested, and it tested negative. The second test tested positive. There are 3 tests in the box, and they expire in 2027. So I would use caution using this test to determine if you think you have H. Pylori.

I’m really impressed! It’s super easy to use, with clear instructions, and delivers results in just 10-15 minutes, making it perfect for home use. The price is a steal—half the cost of other brands—yet the quality doesn’t compromise, backed by CE certification and a sensitivity of 3×10^7 CFU/mL. What I love most is that it comes in a three-test pack, ideal for families so everyone can test conveniently. This stool-based test is well-designed, reliable, and not affected by common interferences.

Very good test kit. Easy to follow the instructions and almostly like COVID test kit. And the results are reliable and accurate. Used 2, negative and will keep another one for next time when I have a suspection. Save my money and time to go to the clinic. Very value for money.

I recently tried the 3-pack H. Pylori test kits. They are easy to use. The instructions were clear, and I had accurate results in just 5–15 minutes. Since it includes three tests, it’s perfect for testing multiple family members or retesting. Would love to compare this test to medical grade ones and assess for sensitivity and accuracy.

Overall, I'm happy with Vivometra's H. Pylori Antigen Rapid Tests. (And I'm even happier that my test came out negative! Phew.) You do have to provide your own fecal collection container, but apart from the grossness of collecting the sample, the testing process is easy. My only dissatisfaction is that there is no expiration date printed on the outer package, though the sealed packets inside the box have one. The tests I was sent expire on Dec 26, 2026, so almost 2 years from the date of this review.

These are pretty great, as I have had H.pylori for a while, (with the tell tale white thrush on tongue) but it can be difficult to get a doctor to acknowledge issues sometimes, esp as I often wear a mask at healthcare visits so its not something docotrs normally see from me. This way...I can know for sure, and tell them that I already have a positive H.pylori test...which can get things moving in how exactly to treat it. As H.pylori is associated with stomach ulcers (which I also likely have with an endoscopy coming up to check for that) so if you want to try to avoid such inconveniences and other possibly worse issues...definitely take one of these and get the ball rolling imo. So this works pretty easily, much like a covid test. The only bad thing ofc is that you have to...mess with your poo a little perhaps. I used a plastic cup and a glove and then you dip the little rod into your business..as its like a cylinder that you thrust in a circular motion (sortof like a drill) so you get it like an inch or so in. That way it can mix with the liquid in the dropper thing once you put it back in there...and shake it up. and then remove a piece off the top and it easily pours out 2 drops from the top into the test kit. Just like a covid test. and then you wait only 15-20 minutes or so...and you have your result. (mine was showing up within like 8 minutes a faint line and as I already have visual thrush I already pretty much knew I have H.pylori present, so it definitely works....and works quickly. Bottom line: I don't know if a healthcare worker will accept these as an official valid test for medical purposes...they may still order another test, I am unsure. But this can definitely either A. give you peace of mind or B. prove that you do have something going on...and then get moving in how to treat it if so. And as they are pretty easy to use, and you get 3 tests per kit...its a good value too. (The expiration date on the test kits sealed inside have an expiration of 12/26/26 on mine...so nearly 2 years, at 22 months from when I got them. So you can use 1 or 2 of these...and keep one for use up to possibly 2 years later.) Very good.