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AimStrip 10SG Urine Strips, Bottle of 100

AimStrip 10SG Urine Strips, Bottle of 100
Germaine Labs
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Item #: 511010
MPN: 51100
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Features
  • Easy reading indicator
  • Convenient color chart
  • Vertical chart design
  • Compatible with visual reading
  • Optical CLIA waived compatibility
  • Sold as a Bottle of 100 tests

Description

The Glucose, Bilirubin, Ketone, Specific Gravity, Blood, pH, Protein, Urobilinogen, Nitrite, and Leukocytes Tests provide a comprehensive solution for urine analysis. Equipped with a directional indicator for easy reading, the tests ensure accurate interpretation of results. The color chart located on the bottle allows for convenient comparison.

Its vertical chart design eliminates the need to rotate the bottles, saving time and effort. The tests are compatible with visual reading and can also be used with the optical CLIA-waived AimStrip urine analyzer for added convenience. Each package includes 100 tests, ensuring an ample supply for testing needs.

Specifications
Item # 511010
MPN 51100
Manufacturer Germaine Labs
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    Glenn S.
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    1 year ago
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    AimStrip 10SG urine strips read largely the same as other 10-test urine strips I have used, except their sensitivity at the trace end of the glucose test is better than those other 10-test strips, and on a par with the old Bayer Keto-Diastix, which are no longer available as Bayer sold off its diabetes division. Readings of a diabetic patient show good sensitivity and linearity throughout the ranges. I cannot claim to know calibration accuracies, but results of glucose, ketones, and proteins, which are key for diabetes monitoring are supported by clinical tests.

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