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OC-Auto®
The USPSTF found convincing evidence that screening for colorectal cancer with several different methods can accurately detect early-stage colorectal cancer and adenomatous polyps.
OC-Auto® fecal immunochemical test (FIT)
Simple at home sample collection for detecting blood in the stool.
Colorectal cancer, if detected early, is one of the most curable cancers.
OC-Auto® FIT allows you to easily collect the sample at home and return it to the lab for quick and accurate results. OC-Auto® has no dietary or medicinal restrictions.
The sample collection makes it easier and more convenient to use when compared to other methods and increases patient compliance..
OC-Auto® Diana
Streamlining laboratory functions and verification of results
OC-Auto® Sensor Diana is used for detecting gastrointestinal bleeding associated with disorders such as colorectal cancer, polyps and colitis.
The single sample collection makes it easier and more convenient to use when compared to other methods and increases patient compliance.
OC-Auto® Diana
Streamlining laboratory functions and verification of results
OC-Auto® Sensor Diana is used for detecting gastrointestinal bleeding associated with disorders such as colorectal cancer, polyps and colitis.
The single sample collection makes it easier and more convenient to use when compared to other methods and increases patient compliance.
Polymedco News:
- January 19th - Polymedco is excited to launch our "Saving Lives Starts with YOU" colorectal cancer month promotion for screening your employees. Click here to email info@polymedc.com for more information.
- Oct 24-2016 - Time Magazine: FIT testing as an alternative to colonoscopy.
- Oct 24-2016 - NPR: Non-invasive FIT screening for colorectal cancer detection.
- Sep 8-2016 - OC-Light® S FIT in the news.
- Apr 13-2016 - Epigenomics receives FDA approval for Epi proColon®
- Jan 4-2016 - "The OC-Light and the OC-Auto FIT family of FITs (Polymedco, Inc., Cortlandt Manor, NY) have the best test performance characteristics (i.e., highest sensitivity and specificity)." US Preventative Services Task Force
- The American Cancer Society has lowered the recommended screening age for colorectal cancer from age 50 to age 45.
