Testmedica Urinary Tract Infection Health Screen, 2 Tests

TestMedica Home Scan diagnostics are a quick and easy way to check for specific parameters in the urine. The detection of these parameters and their levels may be indicative of an abnormality or an infection.

• No need to take time off from work. No insurance copays.
• Private. In-home test results are not shared with anyone.
• Accurate. When used as directed, over 99%.
• Quick & easy. Just dip in urine and read results.
• Each package contains 2tests, except UTI which contains 5 tests.

Urinary tract infection (UTI) Home Scan: This test checks for nitrite in the urine, which usually indicates a Urinary Tract Infection.

• 8.318 million doctor visits (1997).
• 11 percent of women annually self-report UTI incidence (2000)

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Each package contains 2 tests.		**

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. ** Daily Value not established.

1. Dip reagent end of strip in FRESH, well mixed urine and remove immediately. (Or, wet reagent area by passing through urine stream.)

2. While removing, run the edge of the strip against the rim of the uring container to remove excess urine.

3. Compare the test area with the color chart at the time specified (30 seconds).

TestMedica Urinary Tract Infection Home Scan is For In Vitro diagnostic use only. (Not for internal use.)
Do not reuse the test strip.
If you get unexpected results, check with your doctor.

Tests and test results are for informational purposed only and are not intended to monitor, treat or diagnose any disease. These urine reagent strips are not diagnostic tools but are used to detect levels of specific parameter. The detection of these parameters in the urine, and the levels thereof may be indicative of an abnormality or infection. ALWAYS rely upon your doctor or health care professional to detect, diagnose and treat any infection or abnormality. If results are unexpected, contact your health care provider.