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Lyme Disease Testing Experts

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CFR Lab, Winter Haven, FL


Central Florida Research offers a FREE Lyme Disease Test Kit


Do you have Lyme disease?

Lyme disease and its symptoms often go misdiagnosed for years and even decades while it destroys lives and steals a sufferer’s health, making them doubt their own sanity.

Common Lyme Disease Symptoms and Signs:

  • Stiff neck, muscle aches and pains
  • Flu-like symptoms
  • Fever
  • Headache
  • Fatigue
  • Body rash in the area of the tick bite, Bull's eye Rash

A Smarter Test - The Lyme Disease Antigen Test by Flow Cytometry (LATFC)

Traditional Lyme disease tests such as Western Blot and ELISA tests rely on the patient being sick and for many Lyme disease sufferers these tests come back negative, adding to their confusion and misery. Unlike other Lyme tests, CFR's LATFC test, only available at Central Florida Research, can detect Lyme in any of its three stages:

  • Stage 1: Early localized infection – 1 to 4 weeks
  • Stage 2: Early Disseminated infection - 1 to 4 months
  • Stage 3: Late Persistent Infection – months and years after infection

Lyme Disease Test Kits from Central Florida Research

Central Florida Research offers patients FREE Lyme disease test kits and can have your test results ready in as little as 48 hours. Our test process consists of 3 easy steps:

  1. Obtain a FREE test kit by visting the order form on this web site
  2. Visit your doctor who will take a blood sample and fill out the required paperwork
  3. Return your sample to CFR. pay for your test (see pricing) and receive your results in as little at 48 hours.
Central Florida Research is not your typical testing laboratory, all we do is test for Lyme disease. Obtain a FREE test Kit and receive the results that doctors around the world have come to trust

Request a FREE test kit today!!

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