Your cellular status — measured in under 5 minutes. Free at our booth.
At the VitaScreen‑booth we measure your cellular oxidative stress (CMA) from a single drop of capillary blood. Reserve your personal test number now — show it at the booth, we take the sample, and you receive your result afterwards by e‑mail.
- 1Reserve your test number — fill in the form, get your number instantly (on screen + by e‑mail).
- 2Come to booth 72/73 — give us your test number.
- 3Measurement — one drop of capillary blood, CMA‑measurement in under 5 minutes.
- 4Result — analysis sent afterwards by e‑mail.
One drop of blood. One objective value.
Required fields are name, e‑mail and phone — we send your test number and result to your e‑mail. All other details are voluntary and help us interpret your test.
- Objective measurement of cellular oxidative stress (CMA‑method, EPR‑based)
- Result as a clear, traceable value on the CMA‑scale
- Free & non‑binding — at booth 72/73
- Analysis sent discreetly afterwards by e‑mail
All done — your test number is reserved.
Show this number at our booth 72/73. We take the sample and send your result afterwards by e‑mail.
An objective look at your cellular metabolism.
VitaScreen measures your cellular oxidative stress — how much your cells are currently burdened by reactive oxygen species (ROS). It works from a single drop of capillary blood, right at the booth, in under 5 minutes.
One drop of blood
Capillary blood from the fingertip — no lab appointment, no waiting for sample shipping.
Direct measurement
The CMA‑method captures ROS‑activity directly in your cells — not just end products days later.
One clear value
Your result is a traceable value on the CMA‑scale — which we explain below.
The CMA‑scale — what your value means.
Your measured value (in nM/s) sits on a scale from roughly 220 to 300. As a rough orientation, this means:
Orientation values from the Noxygen‑reference database. A VitaScreen‑measurement does not replace a medical diagnosis and is not a curative or outcome promise.
Good to know — before your test.
Does the test hurt?
Barely — it's a small prick in the fingertip, like measuring blood sugar. One drop is enough.
How long does it take?
Taking the sample only takes a moment; the CMA‑measurement itself takes under 5 minutes.
When do I get my result?
We send your result afterwards by e‑mail to the address you provided in the form.
What does the test cost?
At booth 72/73 the test is free and non‑binding for you.
How meaningful is the measurement?
VitaScreen uses EPR‑spectroscopy (electron spin resonance) — the recognised gold standard for the direct measurement of reactive species — as a compact method for point‑of‑care use.
What happens to my data?
We process your data exclusively to carry out the test and to send the result. Details in our privacy policy.
Learn more about VitaScreen.
How the CMA‑method works, where it is used and what it means for practices — all the details on our website.