Private UTI testing using Lodestar DX

Accurate

Lodestar DX uses LAMP technology offering high specificity and sensitivity unlike urine dipstick tests which have a high degree of inaccuracy and do not identify the bacteria.

Fast

Lodestar DX provides a result within 35 minutes. This means patients can get an informed treatment decision while they are with the consultant.

Six bacteria in one test

The Lodestar UTI testing system looks for six bacteria that cause approximately 93% of infections. Sometimes an infection could be caused by a rare pathogen which Lodestar does not detect. Knowing that your UTI is not caused by a common bacteria helps guide the consultant's choice of treatment pathway.

Portable

Because Lodestar DX is small and portable some consultants offer testing at multiple locations.

Targeted treatment

Lodestar UTI helps consultants prescribe narrow spectrum antibiotics - or to rule-out the presence of an infection. By identifying the specific bacteria present a targeted antibiotic can be given that is specific to your condition. Or, if no bacteria is present, it may be that an alternative approach is needed.

The Lodestar UTI testing system is used by some of the UK’s leading urologists and private hospitals.

If you are suffering from UTI symptoms and wish to understand more about how from Lodestar UTI can help with your diagnosis and treatment pathway you can contact one of the clinics that offer testing.

The clinics listed below include some of the UK’s best-known and trusted urologists who can advise on the best course of action for your condition. And because Lodestar provides a result within 35 minutes you can arrange for the test to be completed during your appointment giving you greater peace of mind and confidence in your diagnosis.

Specialist clinics

The Forbury Clinic, Reading

The Urology Partnership, Reading and Harley Street, London

Mr Stephen Andrews at Dorset Urology

Private hospitals

Bloom Health, Milton Keynes

Visit Health, Kensington, London

 

 

The Lodestar DX analyser and testing system is registered with the European Patent Office (European Patent Application no: 22732302.9) and the US Patent and Trademark Office (no.18/558,490).