Onehealth US-10H Urine Test Strip /100

Onehealth US-10H Urine Test Strip /100

Onehealth US-10H is a rapid diagnostic test in the form of a dipstick for analyzing the chemical composition of urine. This product is designed to provide an early indication of kidney, liver, urinary tract, and carbohydrate metabolism (diabetes) health status in a short amount of time.

Key Specifications

• Certification: KEMENKES RI AKL 20102520569 (officially registered in Indonesia)
• Capacity: 1 bottle containing 100 strips
• Method: Semiquantitative analysis based on colorimetric changes
• Reaction Time: Results can be read in approximately 60 seconds

Parameter List

• Urobilinogen (URO)
• Bilirubin (BIL)
• Ketone (KET)
• Blood (BLD)
• Protein (PRO)
• Nitrite (NIT)
• Leukocyte (LEU)
• Glucose (GLU)
• Specific Gravity (SG)
• pH
• Ascorbic Acid (VC)
• Microalbumin (mALB)

Superior Features

Vitamin C Resistance

This strip technology is designed to ensure accurate results even if the urine sample contains high levels of Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), which can typically cause false-negative results in other products.

Anti-Bleeding

Prevents color mixing between reagent pads (especially between pH and SG), resulting in clearer and more distinct readings.

Ease of Interpretation

Equipped with a contrasting and uniform color chart on the bottle label for easy visual comparison.

Multi-Functional

Can be used for both manual (visual) readings and with a urine analyzer instrument.

How to Use

1. Prepare a fresh urine sample in a clean container
2. Dip the strip into the urine for 1–2 seconds until all reagent pads are submerged
3. Drain excess urine by touching the edge of the strip to a tissue or the rim of the container
4. Hold the strip horizontally
5. Compare the color of the strip with the chart on the bottle precisely at 60 seconds

Important Note

The results from this urine test strip are for initial screening. If abnormal results (strong color change or positive) are found, it is recommended to consult further with medical personnel or undergo more comprehensive laboratory tests.