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      Clinistix Kidney Health Test Kit

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      A simple, at-home urine test can be a fast, accurate, and reliable way to detect abnormalities and monitor kidney health. Rapid detection is key in the early stages of kidney disease, since there are typically no obvious signs or symptoms. If chronic kidney disease (CKD) is found early and managed, a decline in kidney function can be slowed, also helping to lower the risk of related cardiovascular issues.1

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      Each Clinistix™ Kidney Health Test strip contains test pads for the detection of albumin and creatinine in urine.

      Albumin is a type of protein. Large amounts of albumin in urine could be an indication of kidney disease and increased cardiovascular disease risk.

      Creatinine is an indicator of the concentration of the urine and is used to make the measurement of protein in the urine more accurate. Creatinine is a normal waste product made by your muscles through everyday activity. It is passed through your urine at a constant rate.

      By comparing the albumin and creatinine readings, you can determine whether the levels are significant and require follow-up with a healthcare professional.2

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      Contents include:

      Instructions for Use (IFU) 

      Five Clinistix Kidney Test Strips

      Bottle with color chart + box

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        Illustration of the test kit laid out for use, including a folded tissue, the Kidney test strip bottle, a cup for collecting urine, the Instructions for Use, a pencil and a timer. The Kidney test strip bottle is labeled with different colored squares shown on the side which are used for reading the test.

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        Before you start the test, gather the materials you will need:​

        • Instructions for Use (IFU)
        • Timer or watch with a second hand
        • Bottle of Kidney Health Test Strips
        • Folded tissue
        • Pen or pencil
        • Clean, dry paper or plastic cup (optional)
        Illustration of the test kit laid out for use, including a folded tissue, the Kidney test strip bottle, a cup for collecting urine, the Instructions for Use, a pencil and a timer. The Kidney test strip bottle is labeled with different colored squares shown on the side which are used for reading the test.
        Illustration of a hand pulling a Kidney test strip out of the test strip bottle.
        An illustration of four yellow drops over a white, unused Kidney test strip on the top left, a separator bar and a translucent cup half full of yellow liquid with a Kidney test strip dipped in it.
        An illustration of a hand placing a Kidney test strip that is white at the end where it is being held and yellow at the other end where it came out of the urine sample. The Kidney test strip is being placed on a folded tissue.
        An illustration of two white timers . The one on the left has fifty seconds showing on the face. The one on the right has sixty seconds showing on the face.
        An illustration of two hands. The left hand is holding the Kidney test strip bottle on its side to show the color chart, with the squares of different colors shown on the label. The right hand is holding up a Kidney test strip that has two different colored squares on it, comparing the Kidney strip to the colored squares on the color chart on the bottle label. The top square on the Kidney strip matches one of the green squares on the color chart on the bottle.
        Illustration of a hand holding a pencil and filling out the results table in the Instructions for Use.
        Illustration of a hand holding a smart phone taking a picture of a used UTI test strip on a folded tissue. The test strip has two squares, one is dark green and the other is light green.
        Illustration of a hand throwing away used Kidney test strip with a dark green square and light green square into a trash can.
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        1.

        Chronic kidney disease. World Kidney Day. 2015. Available from: http://www.worldkidneyday.org/faqs/chronic-kidney-disease/

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        National Kidney Foundation. Available from: www.kidney.org/atoz/content/albuminuria

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