COMBUR 10 TEST Strips 100 pcs

What is this urine test about?

The Combur® 10 urine rapid test is used for the initial self-monitoring of several urine parameters . It provides indications of possible changes in the urine within a short time and is suitable for the initial assessment of various metabolic and urinary tract aspects.

The test strip is immersed in a fresh urine sample. The results can be read directly on the test strip after the specified reaction time.

Easy to use

The application is straightforward:

• Briefly dip the test strip into the urine sample.
• Remove excess liquid
• Assess color changes after the respective reaction time

The findings section of the instructions for use can be used for documentation and discussed with a medical professional if necessary.

Which parameters are tested?

Specific gravity

Provides information about the kidneys' ability to concentrate and the fluid balance.

PH value

The pH value of urine can provide information about the acid-base balance and the urinary environment.

Leukocytes

Leukocytes in the urine can indicate inflammatory processes of the urinary tract or kidneys .

nitrite

Nitrite may indicate the presence of nitrite-producing bacteria , such as those found in bacterial urinary tract infections.

protein

Protein in the urine is a non-specific indication of possible changes in kidney function and should be investigated further if abnormal.

Glucose

Glucose in the urine can indicate elevated blood sugar levels or reduced reabsorption in the kidneys.

Ketone

Ketones can occur when energy utilization is altered , for example during prolonged fasting periods or certain metabolic situations.

Urobilinogen

Urobilinogen can provide indications of changes in bilirubin metabolism .

Bilirubin

Bilirubin in the urine can indicate disorders in bile or liver metabolism .

Erythrocytes / Blood

Blood components in the urine can occur in cases of kidney or urogenital tract diseases and should be professionally investigated.

Interpretation of the results

The test provides an orienting assessment and does not replace medical diagnosis.