The HPV collection kit is mainly used to collect human samples to detect whether there is an infection of the human papillomavirus (HPV). The following are its specific applications:

Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is a cause of many cancers in the anogenital andoropharyngeal areas in women and men. The high mortality rate cervical cancer could bereduced through a comprehensive approach that includes prevention, early diagnosis, effective screening and treatment programs.

Our HPV collection kit is to collect cervical specimen for early detection & cervical cancer

screening, including TCT test, Pap smear test, or DNA-based PCR assay. It can be collected

by professionals or self collection at home for privacy

Clinical Diagnosis

• Cervical Cancer Screening: This is one of the most important application scenarios of the HPV collection kit currently. During routine gynecological examinations, doctors use tools such as the sampling brush in the HPV collection kit to collect cell samples at the cervical os of women. These samples are sent to the laboratory for testing. By detecting the presence of the HPV virus and its subtypes in the samples, doctors can determine whether the examinee is infected with HPV and whether there is a risk of developing cervical cancer. Since HPV infection is the main cause of cervical cancer, this screening method is of great significance for the early detection and prevention of cervical cancer.
• Diagnosis of Other Related Diseases: In addition to cervical cancer screening, the HPV collection kit can also be used to diagnose other diseases related to HPV infection, such as anal cancer, penile cancer, vulvar cancer, vaginal cancer, and oropharyngeal cancer. For patients with relevant symptoms or risk factors, doctors can use the collection kit to collect samples from the corresponding sites, such as sampling in the anus, penis, vulva, vagina, or oral cavity, etc., to assist in diagnosing whether there is HPV infection and related lesions.

Disease Monitoring and Epidemiological Research

• Disease Monitoring: In disease prevention and control work, the HPV collection kit can be used to monitor the HPV infection status of specific populations. For example, conducting cross-sectional surveys of HPV infection in some communities or specific populations. By using the collection kit to collect samples on a large scale, we can understand the HPV infection rate, the distribution of infected subtypes, and other situations in this region or population, providing a basis for formulating disease prevention and control strategies and measures.
• Epidemiological Research: Researchers can use the HPV collection kit to collect samples from people of different regions, ages, and ethnic groups, and analyze the epidemic trends, transmission patterns of HPV infection, and the relationships with other factors (such as lifestyle, environmental factors, etc.). This helps to deeply understand the epidemic characteristics and influencing factors of HPV infection in the population, providing a scientific basis for the prevention and control of HPV-related diseases.

Evaluation of Vaccine Efficacy

• The HPV collection kit plays an important role in the research, development, and application process of HPV vaccines. During the clinical trial stage of the vaccine, it is necessary to use the collection kit to collect samples from the subjects regularly, detect the HPV infection status, and evaluate the preventive effect of the vaccine, and determine the protective efficacy of the vaccine against different HPV subtypes, etc. In the post-market monitoring of the vaccine, samples can also be collected from the vaccinated population and the unvaccinated population through the collection kit, and the changes in the HPV infection rate can be compared and analyzed to further evaluate the preventive effect and long-term protective effect of the vaccine in the real world, providing data support for the promotion and application of the vaccine.

Health Check-ups

• In some high-end medical check-up institutions or special health check-up programs for women, HPV testing has become a common examination item. Examinees can use the HPV collection kit to collect samples by themselves or with the assistance of medical staff, and then conduct HPV testing, enabling the examinees to understand their own HPV infection status and enhance their self-health care awareness. For those who are found to be infected with HPV, further examinations and intervention measures can be taken in a timely manner, achieving early detection, early prevention, and early treatment.