Detecting ten parameters from one dip, Accutest® URS reagent strips provide a qualitative and semi-quantitative urinalysis that can flag signs of diabetes, metabolic and liver conditions, kidney function, and urinary tract infection.
Meant for visual reading in physician offices and labs, it packs a full metabolic and infection screen into one convenient strip. Each bottle runs 100 tests and stays CLIA-waived, making it a practical everyday choice for routine urinalysis.
Key Benefits
- Accutest Series reagent strips for Urinalysis are intended for qualitative, semi-quantitative urinalysis
- They're intended for use to detect conditions indicating possible diabetes, metabolic abnormalities, liver diseases, kidney function and urinary tract infections
Features & Design
- Application: Urinalysis Reagent
- Brand: Accutest® URS Series
- 5 per pack
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|
| Manufacturer | Jant Pharmacal Corp |
| Brand | Accutest® URS Series |
| Application | Urinalysis Reagent |
| Quantity Per Pack | 5 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | UA710B |
Ideal For
- Urinalysis Reagent — clinical and home use
- Caregivers and patients who value quality and reliability
- Long-term care facilities
- Home care settings requiring trusted products
Care & Compatibility
Manufacturer warranty applies — verify current terms at order time. Compatible with standard accessories in this product category. Contact our support team if you have any questions about compatibility or use.
What You'll Receive
1 case of 5 general chemistry tests
Accutest URS Series Urinalysis Reagent for Visual Read
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