– A unique, clinically validated laboratory test with IVD CE certification that diagnoses infected cases with 96% accuracy.
– Enables the direct detection, demonstration, and visualization of the pathogen’s presence under the microscope — even before the serological (immune) reaction develops and before the symptoms become more pronounced.
– The automatic dark-field microscopy (AIM) analysis uses artificial intelligence with human validation.
– The only direct test that allows monitoring of treatment effectiveness, as it detects the actual presence of the pathogen.
– The client receives a written report of the test results. If you are a medical specialist, please inquire about the additional services available.

– Manual dark-field microscopic examination focusing on co-infections that may occur alongside Borrelia infection, with a frequency of up to 70%.
– Bacteria causing co-infections: Bartonella, Babesia, Anaplasma/Ehrlichia, Mycoplasma
– The presence of different pathogens may influence the development of the therapeutic plan and may be responsible for unsuccessful Lyme disease treatments.
– Can only be ordered together with the DD-LYME 4.0 test!
– After the test, the client receives a written report and images of the detected infections.

– Serological test with significantly improved sensitivity — clinically proven to be 50% higher than that of comparable tests.
– The purpose of the test is to measure the level of specific immune response developed by the body, providing feedback on the condition of the immune system. If you are a medical specialist, please inquire about the additional services available.
– If, as a medical specialist, you wish to request an analysis of the Borrelia strain causing the infection, this test must be performed simultaneously with the DD-LYME 4.0 test. The different subspecies may respond differently to various antibiotic agents, and the selection of the antibiotic agent can significantly influence the effectiveness of the therapy.
– After the test, the client receives a detailed written report.

– Confirmatory staining of Borrelia bacteria present in the sample using Borrelia-specific antibodies.
– A method accepted by microbiologist laboratory specialists.
– Can only be interpreted together with the DD-LYME 4.0 test and therefore cannot be ordered separately.
– After the test, the client receives image-based results with a written explanation.