The Sampling Process

The Cxbladder Sampling System is Easy-to-Use and Non-Invasive

Cxbladder is a cutting-edge genomic urine test that quickly and accurately detects or rules out bladder cancer. The test works at a molecular level, measuring five biomarker genes to detect the presence or absence of bladder cancer.

Cxbladder tests use a unique urine sampling system that is non-invasive and easy-to-use. The process is quick and painless, taking only minutes.

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In-Home Sampling is Now Available

To simplify and streamline the bladder cancer testing process, we are now offering Cxbladder in-home sampling for patients in the US. Participating patients have the option of submitting their urine sample in the comfort of their own home without the need to physically visit their Urologist.

If you’re a patient monitoring for bladder cancer recurrence, or worried about blood in urine or any other symptom of bladder cancer, we recommend you speak to your Doctor and see if Cxbladder in-home sampling is right for you. 

The sampling process is simple and only takes a few minutes, with courier pick-up coordinated in collaboration with our Customer Service team. A special preservative in the Cxbladder storage tube means that your urine sample can be transported safely back to our accredited laboratories for analysis. Refrigeration is not needed.

How do I request Cxbladder in-home sampling?

Cxbladder in-home sampling systems must be ordered by your Urologist. Speak to your Doctor or contact us directly for more information.

Phone: 1-855-CXBLADR (1-855-292-5237)
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Support for Telemedicine and Our In-Home Sampling Program

Stephanie Chisolm, Director of Education & Research at the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network (BCAN); Sia Daneshmand, MD (Keck School of Medicine, USC); Professor Sandy Srinivas (Stanford Medicine); and Alec Koo, MD, discuss the Cxbladder Home Sampling Program during a recent patient webinar “What you should know about COVID-19 and Bladder Cancer”. Discussion of Cxbladder begins at 28:12 (part 1), 46:50 (part 2)

Last Updated: 19 Dec 2024 05:08 pm