Rapid Complete Test Strips - 100 Strips

Collection type: Urine

Rapid Test Complete test strips are easy-to-use reagent strips for the detection of multiple diagnostic chemical markers in urine. Abnormal levels of specific chemical markers in urine can readily identify indicators of underlying health problems. These strips test for 14 key indicators, including pH, ketones, protein, blood, leukocytes and nitrites. pH strips measure a range from 5.0 – 9.0.

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SKU#:: 21320

$14.95

Details

Collection Type: Urine Sample

WHY USE THIS TEST

Urinary tract infection (UTI)
Kidney infection
Kidney stones
Diabetes

Collection Instructions

Client File Review

WITH DR. AMY'S COMMENTS The client file review includes Dr. Amy's personalized comments on your test results that you can review with your health care professional. Results will be released to you after Dr. Amy reviews and comments.

WITHOUT DR. AMY'S COMMENTS Your test results will be released to you as soon as they are completed by the lab. To access your test results, login to Your Health Companion.

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What You're Measuring

Leukocytes - UTI/Kidney Infection
Nitrates - UTI
Urobilinogen - Liver Health
Protein - Kidney Health
pH - Acidity/Alkalinity
Blood - Kidney Stones
Specific Gravity - UTI/Kidney Health
Ascorbate - Vitamin C/Ascorbic Acid
Ketone - Diabetes
Bilirubin - Liver/Gallbladder
Glucose - Sugar/Diabetes
Microalbumin - Kidney Damage
Creatinine - Kidney Health
Calcium - Kidneys/Heart/Thyroid

FAQs

How long does it take to receive results?

Immediately, this test is not sent out to a lab. The results of the reagent strips are determined by comparison to the color chart provided with the test.

Do I need to stop taking supplements before collecting the samples?

No, you can continue taking supplements (as directed by your health care professional).

Is there someone at the office I can call to go over my results with?

We do not offer individual test file reviews. If you have additional questions regarding your test results, we suggest working with your health care professional.