Qvintip® - enabling scalable HPV screening

A clinically validated self-sampling device designed for public health implementation at scale.

Qvintip® is a clinically validated, single-use self-sampling device that allows women to collect cervical and vaginal samples comfortably and safely for HPV testing.

The device features a detachable tip for secure transfer of the collected sample to a laboratory for analysis. Qvintip is a Swedish innovation, protected by patents and trademarked, with more than 20 years of clinical evaluation supporting its performance.

Easy to use, highly acceptable

Simple, non-invasive self-collection that increases screening participation.

Clinically validated performance

High sensitivity and specificity across leading PCR-based HPV assays.

Regulatory ready

CE-marked, IVDR Class A, ISO 13485 certified.

Built for scale

Dry transport, stable at room temperature for ≥30 days, 5-year shelf life.

Adapted for low-resource settings

No electricity required, simple visual instructions, suitable for decentralized and home-based programs.

Qvintip logo in purple text
Close-up view of a blue medical swab with a grip-friendly handle and a robust wand, used for sample collection.
Step-by-step illustration of a laboratory procedure for testing or analyzing a sample, with six numbered steps showing various tools and processes.

Self-Sampling Step-by-Step

Clinically validated since 2007. Supported by the latest 2025 research.
Grounded in nearly 20 years of scientific evidence demonstrating reliability, usability, and clinical performance.

  • 95% found Qvintip® easy to use. Self-sampling was reported as simple and comfortable by the vast majority of participants.

    — Fernandes, Shalini et al., 2025

  • HPV self-sampling increased participation among under-screened women, while effectively identifying hr-HPV and cervical lesions - with 92% attending follow-up care.

    — Pereira et al., 2024

  • Screening with Qvintip is cost-effective for population-based cervical cancer prevention with the potential to improve health benefits to a lower cost than HPV reflex, conventional cytologi and repeat Pap smear.

    — Professor Sonia Andersson, Karolinska Institute, Sweden

We actively collaborate with global health stakeholders to support implementation, evaluation, and scale-up of cervical cancer screening programs in low- and middle-income settings.