Vivoo Test Strip – Track Your Vitamin C Status at Home! 40-Second Test for Accurate Results, Empowering You to Optimise Your Nutrition – 30 Strips
💡 Pro tip: Weekly testing helps you track progress and see changes faster.
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Urinate mid-stream onto the coloured box of the strip. Don't hold the strip in your urine stream for more than 2-5 seconds.
Once the 40 seconds are up, compare the colour of the test strip with the provided colour chart to determine your vitamin C level.
Compare the strip colour to the colour chart on the bottle.
Download the Vivoo wellness app and log your data to track your results and gain insights.
Simply collect a urine sample on the test strip, then scan it with the free Vivoo app. The app's image-processing technology reads the strip's colour change in about 40 seconds and gives you a clear result — no waiting on a lab, and no guessing against a colour chart yourself.
Yes. The app is free to download on iOS and Android, and it's what analyses your strip and logs your results. You'll need to scan each strip through the app to get your reading.
Common signs include fatigue, joint pain, bleeding gums, easily bruised or dry skin, and slow wound healing. Deficiency isn't always down to diet — smoking, high alcohol intake, restrictive eating, and some digestive conditions can all lower your vitamin C levels too. If you're noticing these signs, testing at home is a quick first step before deciding whether to follow up with a doctor.
A blood test is the clinical gold standard, but it means a finger prick and waiting days for lab results. Vivoo's urine test gives you a reading in 40 seconds by using image-processing technology to read the strip, rather than relying on you to match colours by eye like a standard test strip. It's a convenient way to keep an eye on your levels between check-ups, not a replacement for medical testing.
Yes — we offer free shipping across New Zealand, with delivery typically taking 2–10 business days via NZ Post (Waiheke, Great Barrier, and Chatham Island are excluded from free shipping; get in touch for a quote if you're on one of these).
You can test while on your period, though it's best to avoid the initial urine stream and test mid-stream instead, as red blood cells can affect the reading. If you're pregnant, we'd suggest holding off — pregnancy changes your body's normal parameter ranges, so results may not reflect your usual baseline accurately.
Weekly testing is a good rhythm if you want to track trends and see how changes to your diet are affecting your levels over time. Each pack of 30 strips covers around seven months of weekly testing.
