LWP Lyme Plus Test Kit
61 vials, including flat tray storage box

IMPORTANT NOTE: Vial & Box for this kit was updated in 2021
New Vial Size: 10 x 50mm
New Storage Boxes: Sturdy white cardboard flat tray box with a foam inlay for the vials

14 different babesia species, 24 different bartonella species, 21 different borrelia species, 2 ehrlichia. Commonly causing Lymes disease, Cat Scratch disease and Relapsing Fever.  For use by AK practitioners, NAET practitioners. MORO and BICOM practitioners etc.

LY 01    Anaplasma Phagocytophilum / Ehrlichia Phagocytophilum   
Causes human granulocytic anaplasmosis. Symptoms may include fever, severe headache, muscle aches (myalgia), chills and shaking, similar to the symptoms of influenza. GI symptoms occur in less than half of patients and a skin rash is seen in less than 10% of patients. It is also characterized by thrombocytopenia, leukopenia, and elevated serum transaminase levels in the majority of infected patients.

LY 02    Babesia Bigemina
North and South America, Southern Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia.

LY 03    Babesia Bovis   
Infects cattle and occasionally humans. Eradicated from the United States by 1943, but is still present in Mexico and much of the world's tropics.

LY 04    Babesia Canis
   
LY 05    Babesia Cati
   
LY 06    Babesia Divergens     
Has been found in Turkey, Spain, Canary Islands, Tunisia, Austria, France and Norway. Infections have a much higher fatality rate (42%) than with other strains and present with the most severe symptoms: haemoglobinuria followed by jaundice, a persistently high fever, chills and sweats. If left untreated, can develop into shock-like symptoms with pulmonary oedema and renal failure.

LY 07    Babesia Duncani
Can infect humans.

LY 08    Babesia Felis
   
LY 09    Babesia Gibsoni
   
LY 10    Babesia Herpailuri
   
LY 11    Babesia Jakimoni
   
LY 12    Babesia Major
   
LY 13    Babesia Microti / Theileria Microti  / Babesia Vulpes
Common in US. For 25% of cases in adults and half of cases in children, the disease is asymptomatic or mild with flu-like symptoms. Symptoms are characterized by irregular fevers, chills, headaches, general lethargy, pain and malaise.

LY 14    Babesia Ovate
   
LY 15    Babesia Pantherae
   
LY 16    Bartonella Alsaticca
   
LY 17    Bartonella Arupensis
   
LY 18    Bartonella Bacilliformis
Causes Carrion's disease (Oroya fever, Verruga peruana).

LY 19    Bartonella Berkhoffii
Becoming more important particularly for immuno-compromised individuals.

LY 20    Bartonella Birtlesii
   
LY 21    Bartonella Bovis
   
LY 22    Bartonella Capreoli
   
LY 23    Bartonella Clarridgeiae    
Found in domestic cats and can give humans Cat Scratch Disease.

LY 24    Bartonella Doshiae
May cause Cat Scratch Disease.

LY 25    Bartonella Elizabethae / Rochalimaea Elizabethae   
Endocarditis. Particularly among homeless IV drug users.

LY 26    Bartonella Grahamii
Endocarditis and Neuroretinitis.

LY 27    Bartonella Henselae / Rochalimaea Henselae   
Can cause bacteremia, endocarditis, bacillary angiomatosis, and peliosis hepatis. Causes cat-scratch disease.

LY 28    Bartonella Koehlerae
    Human infection may be from infected cats.

LY 29    Bartonella Melophagi
Discovered in 2007 and known to infect humans.

LY 30    Bartonella Muris
   
LY 31    Bartonella Peromyscus
   
LY 32    Bartonella Quintana / Rochalimaea Quintana / Rickettsia Quintana   
Causes trench fever. Can start out as an acute onset of a febrile episode, relapsing febrile episodes, or as a persistent typhoid-like illness. Commonly seen are maculopapular rashes, conjunctivitis, headache and myalgias, with splenomegaly being less common. Most patients present with pain in the lower legs (shins), sore muscles of the legs and back, and hyperaesthesia of the shins.

LY 33    Bartonella Rochalimae
Carrion's disease-like symptoms.

LY 34    Bartonella Schoenbuchii
   
LY 35    Bartonella Talpae
   
LY 36    Bartonella Taylorii
   
LY 37    Bartonella Tribocorum
   
LY 38    Bartonella Vinsonii / Rochalimaea Vinsonii   
On increase. Causes endocarditis, arthralgia, myalgia, headaches and fatigue.

LY 39    Bartonella Washoensis    
May cause fever and myocarditis.

LY 40    Borrelia Afzelii   
One of the main causes of Lyme’s disease. Has been found in Europe, USA, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.

LY 41    Borrelia Berbera    
Found in Algeria, Tunisia and Libya.

LY 42    Borrelia Burgdorferi   
One of the main causes of Lyme’s disease. Found in USA, Europe, Australia, New Zealand.

LY 43    Borrelia Carteri    
Uncommon but has been found in humans in India.

LY 44    Borrelia Caucasica    
Found in Europe and Asia.

LY 45    Borrelia Duttonii    
Found in Europe and Africa. Causes Central African relapsing fever.

LY 46    Borrelia Garinii   
One of the main causes of Lyme’s disease. Has been found in Europe.

LY 47    Borrelia Hermsii    
Associated with relapsing fever. The primary cause of tick-borne relapsing fever in North America. Also found in Europe.

LY 48    Borrelia Hispanica    
Found in Spain, Portugal, Morocco and central Africa.

LY 49    Borrelia Kochis   

LY 50    Borrelia Miyamotoi
Symptoms of relapsing fever. Found in Russia, Japan, Europe and North America.

LY 51    Borrelia Morganii
   
LY 52    Borrelia Novyi
Found in the Americas.

LY 53    Borrelia Parkeri
Human infection.

LY 54    Borrelia Persica
Found in Europe and Asia.

LY 55    Borrelia Recurrentis    
Found in England, Ireland, USA, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, central Asia, Africa, and around the Mediterranean.

LY 56    Borrelia Tillae
Found in Europe.

LY 57    Borrelia Turicatae
Found in Europe.

LY 58    Borrelia Valaisiana
Causes Lyme's disease.

LY 59    Borrelia Venezuelensis
Causes relapsing fever in Central and South America.

LY 60    Borrelia Vincentii    
Exists normally in the human mouth in low concentrations and safe proportions. Causes severe ulcerating gingivitis (trench mouth); typically found in those with poor oral hygiene but can also occur as a result of stress, cigarette smoking and poor nutrition; also can be found in those with serious illnesses.

LY 61    Ehrlichia Chaffeensis / Human Monocytic Ehrlichiosis   
Causative agent of human monocytic ehrlichiosis.