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This site is a scam. If you order something and it doesn't arrive, they will stall and pretend they are sending a replacement item. When you insist on the refund, they will say the refund period has passed. Avoid buying from them.
Bought a Sensitivity Test Plus kit via Amazon in the UK.
My correspondence via website and email after kit activation have not been replied to (website claim is a reply within 24 hours).
Returned the sample 16th April, have heard nothing from Derby office (website claims results within 7 working days with updates from receipt & during testing process).
Disappointing first purchase.
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