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Collect the urine

Collect part of the urine in the supplied plastic cup or using a clean cup. Do not urinate for at least 1-2 hours before collecting your sample to ensure a concentrated urine sample. Best to do with first morning urine.

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Open Buffer Bottle

Carefully open the Buffer Bottle and make sure not to spill and pour the Sample Buffer into the collected Urine cup.

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Pipette

Pipette Pipette 5ml of the collected urine.

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Add Urine to Buffer Bottle

Add 5ml of urine to the Buffer Bottle. Use the dropper to mix the urine and buffer ten times.

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Put Cap Back On Buffer Tube

Attach the purple cap to the top of the buffer bottle.

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Rotate tube

Rotate the buffer bottle 5 or more times.

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Break Tip

Break off the purple tip.
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Apply To Cassette

Squeeze out 4 drops of liquid from the tube.
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Wait for results

Place the cassette on a flat surface and read the result after 15 minutes. Do not touch the cassette during this time. After 20 minutes, results are considered invalid.

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Interpret Results

Read and interpret the results using the reference chart that you received in your kit.

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Positive Results

Find result window and look carefully for two lines.

If you see two lines, Control (C) line and Test (T) line, this means the bacteria and or pathogen is detected.

If the result is positive, please contact your doctor.

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Negative Results

Find result window and look for a single line in window.
If you see only the Control (C) line is present this means the bacteria and/or pathogen is not detected.

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Invalid Results

Test did not work.

Find the result window. If NO Control (C) line is present, the test did not work and is considered Invalid.

This may be the result of an incorrect test procedure and the test should be repeated.

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Borderline Results

A borderline cut-off value means the test result is close to the threshold between “normal” and “abnormal,” (very faint) so it’s not clearly positive or negative.

  • Repeat the test after some time to confirm the result.

  • Review symptoms and history together with the result.

  • If you feel unsure, contact our support and we will help you.