Protein Urine Testing Kit, 100 Urine Test Strips, Quick, Accurate Results, 60 Seconds, Home Urinalysis Test Strips, Proteinuria Check, Monitor UTI, Kidney Health, Liver & More

I'm genetically predisposed to kidney disease, but also happen to be the guy who avoids routine physicals and doctor's appointments if I can at all help it. For the price, these strips offered me some peace of mind. I'll have to follow up with other tests related to the kidney's as these strips may not tell the whole story, but I'd recommend them as one piece of the puzzle given the price. I'll be getting more and re-testing on an annual basis.

These are great. The dr recommended them for our 4 year old. Very dependable and good price.

works well arrived as stated

Takes 60 seconds to work

Not very good. The strips are inconsistent and cheap. I wish I had paid extra for better strips.

It does its job. I pee; it reads the results!

I received these strips today and conducted an interesting experiment to test their accuracy. I dipped one strip in water, one in milk, and another in egg white. As you can see in the pictures, the strip dipped in water appeared yellow (protein negative), the one in milk turned very green (protein 3+), and the one in egg white became dark green (protein 4+). Since egg white contains more protein than milk, the test results seemed quite accurate.My recent lab urine tests were negative, but I used the strip on my urine today to see what result it would show. For some reason, it indicated a ‘trace’ amount of protein. I suspect this might be because I had coffee with cream earlier and haven’t had any water yet today (a bit dehydrated). I’ll continue testing with these strips to determine their accuracy. So far, so good!

For background, I have Proteinuria as a result of creeping kidney disease (sucks getting old), This has been diagnosed by my primary care provider, and not just hypochondria. Because I like to be aware of my overall health and self-monitor I purchased these strips to monitor levels. To my surprise, even though the signs in the toilet pointed to significant levels, the strips always showed a 'neg' or negligible amount of protein in my urine. As this didn't seem correct I conducted tests by moistening the strips in stream, and by collecting a sample in a cup and immersing the strip for the full minute stated in the instructions, neither method registering anything beyond 'neg'. I also tried moistening a strip with meat juice and milk, both protein sources that should register something, but only receiving the same 'neg' indication. Based on this, I can only conclude that either this batch is corrupt, or that the strips are a hoax in general. Not too good.