I am a UK citizen living in Hungary with two ablations under my belt (6 years apart). I currently take Pradaxa as the anticoagulant but am considering returning to warfarin. I was researching INR self testing machines when I came across this INR test - The Haemothromb Test®. I will investigate it further especially as I understand it was created by a Hungarian. But does anyone on this forum have any experience on this INR testing system?
The Haemothromb Test®: I am a UK... - Atrial Fibrillati...
The Haemothromb Test®
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I have had a quick look online and it seems to be a fairly new device with no comment on its efficacy so can't usefully comment. Unfortunately Roche UK aren't taking orders for the Coaguchek tester, which I use, as demand is so high. Hopefully someone will come along who can help.
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