Why We Ask for Your Information
To provide you with the most accurate and personalized results, we require certain personal information and health history when you register your diagnostic kit. These details are essential because factors such as age, sex, medical conditions, and medications can directly influence your test outcomes and how they should be interpreted.
By securely linking your health information to your sample, we ensure that the results you receive are relevant, precise, and clinically meaningful. Without this context, your results could be incomplete or misleading. Protecting your privacy is our priority—your data is encrypted, stored securely, and used solely for the purpose of generating your diagnostic report.
How do we get in touch with you?
Mailing address
Account security
Your password must be at least 8 characters and contain at least one uppercase character, one number, and one special character.
Informed Consent for Use of Residual Specimens for Quality Control
I authorize Kihealth Inc. to retain and use any remaining portion of my specimen, after completion of my ordered testing and required retention, for internal quality control and quality assurance activities to verify the accuracy, reliability, and consistency of laboratory testing.
No additional specimen collection will be performed for these purposes. My specimen and associated information will be handled confidentially in accordance with applicable privacy laws and laboratory policies. This consent does not authorize research or unrelated testing. Quality control activities are not intended to provide additional diagnostic results, and I will not be charged for these activities.
My consent is voluntary. Declining will not affect my care or access to ordered testing. I may withdraw consent for future use by contacting Kihealth Inc.; withdrawal cannot reverse uses already completed or permit retrieval of specimens that can no longer be linked to me. Specimens will be stored and disposed of according to applicable requirements and laboratory policies.
Optional. Leave unchecked to decline.