• Sample Material: Urine

• Painless sample collection

• High product quality

• Quick results in just 60 seconds!

• Bulk packaging of 100 strips

• For professional use only

• Fully compatible with our EZCHEK Urine Analyzer

Package Contents

• Test strips
• User manual

Applications

Reagent strips for urine analysis are an ideal solution and a helpful tool for professionals across various fields:

• Urology: Specialists in the urinary system can use these tests to diagnose urinary tract conditions.
• Endocrinology: Physicians specializing in hormonal disorders can use these tests to monitor glucose levels in the urine for patients with diabetes or other metabolic disorders.
• Obstetrics and Gynecology: These tests can monitor various health issues related to pregnancy.
• Nephrology: These tests are extremely useful for nephrologists in assessing kidney function and diagnosing kidney diseases by analyzing various parameters.
• Infectious Diseases: These tests can assist in diagnosing urinary tract infections and other inflammatory conditions.
• Internal Medicine: General practitioners can use these tests for diagnosing chronic diseases, monitoring dehydration, and conducting preventive screenings.
• Nurses and Medical Staff: Nurses and healthcare personnel can use these tests to monitor patients’ conditions, especially in hospitals and healthcare facilities.

Test Procedure

Note: Before conducting the test, ensure that both the sample and the strip have been brought to room temperature (15–30°C).

1. Remove the strip from the sealed container and use it as quickly as possible. After taking the required number of strips, immediately close the container tightly.
2. Fully immerse the reagent areas of the strip into fresh, well-mixed urine and immediately remove it to avoid dissolving the reagents.
3. When removing the strip from the urine, run the edge of the strip along the container’s rim to remove excess urine. Hold the strip horizontally and place its edge against absorbent material (e.g., a paper towel) to avoid mixing chemicals from adjacent reagent areas and/or soiling your hands with urine.
4. Follow the instructions in the analyzer’s user manual for further steps.