Avantect — Early Cancer Detection

Print templates

Three ready layouts drawn at true millimetre size from the same tokens as the screen system: an A4 provider poster, an A5 patient card, and a tri-fold brochure.

A4 provider poster

210 × 297 mm. Gradient masthead, navy footer.

Avantect — Early Cancer Detection

When risk is elevated, clarity matters.

Avantect® is a blood-based test designed to detect signals of cancer at its earliest stages, supporting confident next-step decisions in elevated-risk care.

A patient in his fifties
Who should consider testing

Adults 50 and older carrying a Purple Flag risk factor: a first-degree family history, a known pathogenic variant, or new-onset diabetes after 50.

Family historyGenetic riskNew-onset diabetes
<40%

Distant

>90%

Localized

Stage at detection changes the arithmetic.

Five-year relative survival, localized versus distant disease.1

  • Two 10 mL Streck tubes, shipped same day at ambient temperature.
  • Requisition signed by the ordering provider.
  • Results read signal detected or signal not detected.

avantect.com

Avantect® is a laboratory developed test. It is not intended to diagnose cancer. 1. SEER, 2024.

A4 portrait · 210 × 297 mm

Setting it up

14 mm side margins, gradient masthead capped at one third of the sheet, and the DNA motif held to the bottom edge of that masthead. The navy footer carries the LDT statement and citations — it is never dropped.

Add 3 mm bleed on every edge when sending to print; nothing but the gradient and the footer may run into it.

A5 patient card

148 × 210 mm. Photo above, one ask below.

An older woman outside her home

Pancreatic cancer test

Ask about Avantect at your next appointment.

A single blood draw, designed to detect signals of cancer at its earliest stages for adults with an elevated-risk profile.

Avantect — Early Cancer Detectionavantect.com/get-started
A5 portrait · 148 × 210 mm

One message per card

The photo takes the top 38% and the type never crosses it. A single teal call to action closes the card; purple stays on the eyebrow, where it signals risk.

Tri-fold brochure

297 × 210 mm landscape, three 99 mm panels. Cover on the right.

The purple flags

Three signals that raise the question.

  • Family history

    A first-degree relative diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

  • Genetic risk

    A known pathogenic variant in a cancer-predisposition gene.

  • New-onset diabetes

    Diabetes first diagnosed after age 50.

The Avantect collection kit

How ordering works

  1. 1OrderSign the requisition and hand the patient a kit.
  2. 2DrawTwo 10 mL Streck tubes at any partner draw site.
  3. 3ReportA signal detected or not detected report, with next steps.
A physician talking with a patient
Avantect — Early Cancer Detection

When risk is elevated, clarity matters.

A blood-based test for adults with an elevated-risk profile.

avantect.com

Tri-fold outside · 297 × 210 mm

Panel order

Printed flat, the cover sits on the right-hand panel so it faces out after folding.

Fold allowance

The folded-in panel is trimmed 2 mm narrower; keep 10 mm of clear space either side of each fold.

Colour jobs hold

Purple flags risk, teal carries the step numbers and calls to action, lime stays on data.