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Front view of the Rubella at-home rapid test kit box

Why testing matters

  • Often mild but risky in pregnancy

    Rubella may cause only a light rash, low fever, and swollen glands, yet infection during pregnancy can seriously harm a developing baby.

  • IgG usually means immunity

    A positive IgG result generally reflects protection from past infection or vaccination, while IgM suggests a recent infection.

  • Know your status before pregnancy

    Women of childbearing age who are non-immune can discuss vaccination with their healthcare provider.

Rubella At-Home Rapid Self-Test Kit

A single rapid IgG/IgM antibody test for rubella, read at home from a fingerstick sample.

Tests forRubella

  • A small fingerstick blood drop, collected at home
  • Results in about 15 minutes, read at home
  • Nothing to mail, no lab involved
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About this kit

Rubella, also known as German measles, is generally a mild viral infection, but a maternal infection during pregnancy can be transmitted to the fetus and cause congenital rubella syndrome, leading to serious complications. Our Rubella IgG/IgM At-Home Rapid Self-Test Kit detects Rubella IgG and IgM antibodies from a simple blood sample, with results in about 15 minutes and no lab processing required.

An IgM-positive result is indicative of a recent or primary Rubella infection, while the presence of IgG antibodies generally reflects immunity from past infection or vaccination. Determining serologic status is particularly valuable for women of childbearing age, who can discuss vaccination options with a clinician if found to be non-immune.

A negative result does not at any time rule out infection, and results should be interpreted together with other clinical information by a healthcare professional. If symptoms persist after a negative result, additional testing is recommended.

  • Test formatFingerstick blood, at home
  • Time to resultAbout 15 minutes
  • PrivacyDiscreet shipping & billing

What this kit tests for

One test cassette, run on a fingerstick blood sample.

  • RubellaRubella IgG/IgMDetects IgG and IgM antibodies to rubella virus, to help diagnose a rubella infection.

How to do the test

Test with Confidence in 3 Easy Steps

Designed to be simple and stress-free. Each kit includes clear instructions to help you test accurately at home, with confidence.

  1. 1.Take your sample

  2. 2.Apply your sample

  3. 3.Wait 15 minutes for results

Full instructions are in the box.

When should I use this test?

TestMay detect fromRetest a negative at
Rubella2-3 weeks5 weeks

Frequently asked questions

  • Results are ready in about 15 minutes. The IFU manual explains the test procedure, how to interpret the result, and the correct time window for reading it. Results should only be interpreted within the time window stated in the manual. Read the result inside the time window printed in the instructions; a result read after the cut-off is not valid. See the Instructions for Use page.

  • A positive result should be followed up with a qualified healthcare professional. Self-test kits are screening tools and are not intended to provide a definitive medical diagnosis, and no self-test result should be used as the sole basis for treatment or healthcare decisions. Confirmatory laboratory testing may be required depending on the product, symptoms, exposure timing, or local medical guidance. Please read our Medical Disclaimer.

  • Figures below are from each test's clinical evaluation in the manufacturer's Instructions for Use, measured against the reference method shown.

    TestSensitivitySpecificityCompared with
    RubellaIgG >99.9% · IgM 95.5%IgG 98.0% · IgM >99.9%ELISA
    • Rubella: Overall agreement IgG 98.7%, IgM 98.6%

    A positive result is presumptive and should be confirmed by a healthcare provider. A negative result does not rule out infection, especially before the retest point in the timing guide.

    The kits are ISO 13485, CE marked and GMP certified. They are performance-tested using known positive and known negative samples, and many are also compared against established laboratory or commercial reference methods during validation. Performance figures may vary by product type, specimen type, timing of testing, and real-world use conditions. See the Instructions for Use included in your kit.

  • No. Rubella detects antibodies, which usually stay positive after an infection even once it has been treated or cleared. Use a clinician's follow-up test to confirm that treatment worked.

  • Orders ship in plain, discreet packaging with no reference to the product type or website contents. Delivery dates are shown at checkout. For hygiene, safety and regulatory reasons, opened test kits cannot be returned: return requests must be made within 7 working days of delivery and items must be unopened and in their original sealed packaging. Full details are on the Shipping & Returns page.