Medline Urinalysis Reagent Strips, 1 Bottle

Urinalysis Reagent Strips, 1 Bottle

Urinalysis reagent strips are test strips for point-of-care urine screening. They fit care settings that want immediate results and a familiar workflow, since the analytes appear in the same order as other leading brands. This bottle format supports visual reading with a high-quality color chart and includes glucose, leukocytes, nitrite, and protein parameters.

Good Fit For

• Point-of-care urine screening
• Sites that prefer visual strip reading
• Teams using workflows similar to other leading urinalysis strip brands

Key Features

• Point-of-care urinalysis strips help deliver immediate results for faster screening
• Analytes appear in the same order as other leading brands, which can simplify staff workflow
• High-quality color chart supports accurate visual reading
• Tests for glucose, leukocytes, nitrite, and protein
• Strip test format offers a familiar manual testing approach
• Sold as 1 bottle

Applications and Usage

• Checking urine samples at the point of care when immediate results are needed
• Visual screening for glucose, leukocytes, nitrite, and protein in urine
• Supporting routine urinalysis workflows with a familiar analyte order

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BO.
• This product uses visual interpretation with a color chart rather than an instrument-based format.
• The strips cover glucose, leukocytes, nitrite, and protein, so buyers should confirm those parameters match their screening needs.

FAQ

• Which urine parameters do these urinalysis reagent strips test? These strips test for glucose, leukocytes, nitrite, and protein.
• Are these strips intended for point-of-care use? Yes. The product is designed to give immediate point-of-care results.
• How are results read on these urinalysis strips? Results are read visually using the included high-quality color chart.
• Will the strip layout feel familiar to staff already using other brands? Yes. The urine analytes appear in the same order as other leading brands, which can make the workflow easier to follow.

From Medline.