Provides a brief screen of gross olfactory dysfunction. If the examinee misses one or more of the test items, the 40-item Smell Identification Test should be administered to more accurately quantify the degree of smell loss. Versions A & B are the basis for the olfaction test of the 2013-2014 US. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). See Rawalet et al. (2015) Chem. Percept. 8,138-148; Liu et al (2016) BMJ Open 2016:6:e013246. Doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2016-013246.Version A:chocolate, strawberry, smoke, leather.

Provides a brief screen of gross olfactory dysfunction. If the examinee misses one or more of the test items, the 40-item Smell Identification Test should be administered to more accurately quantify the degree of smell loss. Versions A & B are thebasis for the olfaction test of the 2013-2014 US. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). See Rawalet et al. (2015) Chem. Percept. 8,138-148; Liu et al (2016) BMJ Open 2016:6:e013246. Doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2016-013246.Version B:soap, grape, onion, gas

The Brief Smell Identification Test (B-SIT) is a rapid and effective 5-minute screening test.This 12-item version of the Smell Identification Test is usef ul for quantifying smell loss in situations where less than five minutes of time are available. Valuable in population surveys and general workplace studies. The odors are well known in most cultures. Percentile norms, based upon 4,000 subjects, are available within the B-SIT Administration Manual.If this is the f irst time ordering,we recommend purchasing the the Brief Smell Identification Test (B-SIT ) Administration Manual.

Version A, which is available in 10 languages. Odors vary based on language selection. Taber et al. (2005) Ann Neurol 58(1): 155-160.

Version B employs the following test items: strawberry, licorice, lemon, grass, coconut, rose, paint thinner, banana, pizza, clove, wintergreen, and lime. Only available in English; for international tests, see Version A.

Provides detailed instructions for the valid administration and interpretation of the B-SIT.

These strips are useful for research and classroom demonstration in determining more accurately who can/cannot taste PTC.

A simple and very cost-effective way to meet government standards and ensure that your workforce can smell the odor of natural gas. Industrial workers who work in hazardous environments or in situations where smell warning is essential sh ould be evaluated for smell function regularly. Self-administered microencapsulation technology allows testing of dozens of subjects at the same time. Obtain results in less than 10 seconds! Test odors are natural gas, mint and pineapple. Available in 3 odor configurations; see test versions below. Minimum order 75.

A simple and very cost-effective way to meet government standards and ensure that your workforce can smell the odor of natural gas. Industrial workers who work in hazardous environments or in situations where smell warning is essential should be evaluated for smell function regularly. Self-administered microencapsulation technology allows testing of dozens of subjects at the same time. Obtain results in less than 10 seconds! Test odors are natural gas, mint and pineapple. Available in 3 odor configurations; see test versions below. Minimum order 75.

The Modified Brief Smell Identification Test includes intensity, pleasantness, and familiarity rating scales on each page. Ideal for research studies. Available in English and Spanish.

Provides detailed instructions for the valid administration and interpretation of OMT results.

This 12-item test is a non-verbal screening of both odor discrimination and memory. It provides an overall score, as well as a test score for each of the three delay intervals: 10, 30 & 60 sec. Following the smelling of an inspection odor, four alternatives are presented, the first after a given delay interval. The subject is required to identify which odor corresponds with the inspection odor. This test is highly reliable (test-retest r=0.80) and is useful in many research and clinical test situations. Minimum order 7 tests.

These strips are useful for research and classroom demonstration in determining more accurately with persons who are PTC (Prop) or non- PTC (Prop) taster.

One vial each of PTC, PROP, and Control, with 100 strips in each vial.

The ability to taste or not taste Phenylthiocarbamide (PTC) is associated with many diseases and disorders. A significant number of persons are PTC “tasters” or “non-tasters” These strips reliably identify tasters and non-tasters. Ideal for researchstudies and for classroom demonstration.

The Quick Smell Identification Test (Q-SIT) is a modification of the widely use d Pocket Smell Test. It has an additional response category for indicating anos mia or the presence of a distorted odor. Contains 20 3-odorant tests with a tear-off portion for insertion into a patients file.

Provides detailed instructions for the valid administration and interpretation of the SIT. Available in English and German.

The Smell Identification Test [UPSIT] is our comprehensive 40-item test. It is the most reliable (test-retest r=0.94) and accurate olfactory test available. The worldwide standard for olfactory testing.Provides an absolute indication o f smell loss (anosmia; mild, moderate, or severe microsomia) as well as an index to detect malingering. Norms from nearly 4,000 men and women spanning the entire age range provide a basis for examinee percentile rank. Available in 28 languages. The Smell Identification Test Administration Manual, which includes on e scoring key, is essential for test interpretation and must be ordered separately. Please refer to Product Details below.Although normative data are also available for some countriesoutside of North America, we encourage our multinational colleagues and collaborators to work with us in the development of norms relative to their specific countries or populations. For this reason, Sen

Using the patented, user-friendly Snap & Sniff wands, this odor identification test includes the following 16 odors: orange, peppermint, turpentine, cloves, leather, banana, garlic, rose, fish, lemon, coffee, anise, cinnamon, licorice, apple, and pineapple. Answer heet shows options in picture and word format to allow for use with adults and children, including non-English speakers. Odorants are chosen for cross-cultural familiarity.

Provides detailed instructions for the valid administration and interpretation of threshold test results, along with normative data allowing for a determination of the relative degree of a subjects function or dysfunction.

A simple and very cost-effective way to meet government standards and ensure that your workforce can smell the odor of natural gas. Industrial workers who work in hazardous environments or in situations where smell warning is essential sh ould be evaluated for smell function regularly. Self-administered microencapsulation technology allows testing of dozens of subjects at the same time. Obtain results in less than 10 seconds! Test odors are natural gas, mint and pineapple. Available in 3 odor configurations; see test versions below. Minimum order 75.

A 3-odor, forced-choice screening test. A very brief screen of gross olfactory dysfunction. If the test subject misses one or more of the three test items, then the 40-item Smell Identification Test should be given to accurately quantify the degree of smell loss.