Urit 9V Visual Used Urine Reagent Strips 9-Parameter Visual Reading Urinalysis Test Strips Home and Clinic Use

Working Principle:

It employs the well-established dry chemistry method. The strip contains multiple independent test pads, each impregnated with specific chemical reagents. When the strip is immersed in a urine sample, the target substances in the urine react with the reagents on the corresponding test pads, producing specific color changes. The results for each parameter are obtained either by visually comparing the colors to a standard color chart or through photoelectric colorimetry performed by a urine analyzer.

Features:

Accurate and Reliable: Utilizes high-quality raw materials and standardized production processes. The precise reagent formulation in each test pad ensures highly sensitive and accurate detection results.

Simple Operation: Requires no complex pretreatment. Simply fully immerse the test strip in a fresh urine sample for approximately 1-2 seconds, remove it, and perform color comparison after the specified time (typically 60 seconds).

Rapid and Efficient: The entire testing process takes only about one minute, significantly improving workflow efficiency in both clinical laboratory settings and for home self-testing.

Storage Conditions & Shelf Life:

Storage Conditions: Should be stored in a dry environment at 2°C to 30°C, protected from light. Storage at 2°C to 8°C is recommended for optimal preservation.

Shelf Life:

Unopened: Under the specified storage conditions, the shelf life is typically 18 to 24 months.

Opened: After opening, the tube cap must be tightly closed immediately and the strips stored under the specified conditions. The in-use stability is generally 3 months after opening.

Intended Use:

Primary Application: Suitable for clinical routine urine examination in medical institutions (such as hospital laboratories, clinics, and physical examination centers). It serves as a screening test or auxiliary diagnostic tool for diseases including urinary tract infections, kidney diseases, hepatobiliary diseases, and diabetes.

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