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Sensiv
Sensiv Breath Analyzer 1 Ct
Act responsibly: Before getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle, determine your blood alcohol concentration with the Sensiv Breathalyzer. Simply blow into the mouthpiece for 5 seconds and results will appear clearly on the easy-to-read, backlit LCD...
$100.00 -
First Response
First Response Reproductive Health Test Kit 2 Ct
Package Count: 2. When you may be pregnant, you want to know as soon as possible. In this emotionally charged time, you can count on First Response to give you results in just 3 minutes. Relieve anxiety by knowing for sure and, knowing faster.Pregnancy...
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VTP
VTP Nasopharyngeal Collection and Transport System Sterile Screw Cap 3 mL 100 Ct
Package Count: 100. When healthcare professionals use a long, flexible swab to reach the nasopharynx, oral cavity, throat or vagina to obtain a sample for testing, that swab must go into a tube to securely hold it so it can be transported to a testing...
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CardioChek Plus Lipid + eGLU Smart Bundle
CardioChek Plus Lipid + eGLU Smart Bundle Lipids Test Kit 30 Ct
Package Count: 30. The CardioChek Plus Smart Bundle pack combines one 15-count lipid test strip vials and one 15-count vial of electrochemical glucose (eGLU®) test strips into a bundle design and lot number. Content includes 15 vials of PTS Panels®...
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Clinistix
Clinistix UTI Test Strips - Urinary Tract Infection Testing Kit, 5 Tests
You don't always have time to run to a physician's office every time you think you may have a urinary tract infection. Consider stocking up on Clinistix Home Test Urinary Tract Infection Detection kits so you will be prepared next time symptoms appear...
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Clinistix
Clinistix Kidney Health Test Kit - Albumin, Creatinine Urine Test, 5 Tests
Urine albumin to creatinine ratio (ACR), also known as urine microalbumin, helps identify kidney disease that can occur as a complication of diabetes. If kidney disease is diagnosed early in diabetics, appropriate treatment can be given and the effects...
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Elkay
LK Reclosable Refrigerate Bag Seal Top Closure
LK® Plastics Reclosable Refrigerate Bag features blue print to specify that the contents should be kept refrigerated.2 Mil thickness Clear bag with blue "Refrigerate" writing Seal top
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LK
LK Reclosable Bag Single Track Zipper Closure 100 Ct
Package Count: 100. LK Clear Line Zipper Reclosable bags provide excellent protection and convenience. These 4 mil zipper bags work well for long-term storage, or storage of heavier or bulkier items. The zipper type seal closes securely and is easy to...
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Lab-Loc
Lab-Loc Specimen Transport Bag with Document Pouch and Absorbent Pad Disposable 100 Ct
Package Count: 100. Elkay's Lab-Loc reclosable seal top specimen bags with Seal-N-Rip™ removable biohazard symbols provide an excellent means for securely transferring specimens in hospital and medical environments while helping to save on disposal...
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Lab-Loc
Lab-Loc Specimen Transport Bag with Document Pouch Disposable Zip Closure
Transport stool, urine, sputum or blood samples with Lab-Loc specimen bags. They are 2 mil, transparent, low density polyethylene pouches with zip closure for transporting specimens safely. The specimen transport bag comes with a large red-and-black...
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Lab-Loc
Lab-Loc Specimen Transport Bag with Document Pouch and Absorbent Pad Disposable 1000 Ct
Package Count: 1000. Elkay's Lab-Loc reclosable seal top specimen bags with Seal-N-Rip™ removable biohazard symbols provide an excellent means for securely transferring specimens in hospital and medical environments while helping to save on disposal...
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LK Clear Line
LK Clear Line Reclosable Bag Zipper Closure 500 Ct
Package Count: 500. LK Clear Line Zipper Reclosable bags provide excellent protection and convenience. These 4 mil zipper bags work well for long-term storage, or storage of heavier or bulkier items. The zipper type seal closes securely and is easy to...
$161.48
Test Kits
Test Kits
Individuals can now do many tests that once required a doctor or even a hospital visit in the comfort of their own homes. Some tests, such as genetic sequencing, must be sent off to a lab. Some still require consultation with a physician to interpret the results.
Others, such as pregnancy and drug tests, are available to anyone and provide results at home. And some, such as glucose tests, are a day-to-day part of life for people with chronic conditions. Below are some of the most common types of test kits and their uses.
Diabetes Test Kits
Glucose testing is a daily necessity for people with both type 1 and types 2 diabetes. Diabetes test kits consist of a glucose meter, lancets or other lancing device, test strips, and, optionally, alcohol wipes. After disinfecting the area to be lanced (usually a fingertip), the lancet or other device pricks the area to draw a blood drop.
The blood drop goes onto a glucose test strip, which goes into the glucose meter. The meter tests the blood drop and displays a glucose reading. You must use the correct brand/type of test strip for your glucose meter.
Pregnancy Tests
There are two types of pregnancy tests: urine tests, which may be done at home, and serum tests, which are blood type tests done by a medical professional.
Both types test for a hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (Hcg). The body begins to produce this hormone as early as seven days after conception and can often confirm pregnancy even before a woman has missed a menstrual period.
Drug Tests
Tests for detecting illicit drugs are a common prerequisite for employment and may be helpful after a work accident. Routine or random drug testing may also be part of the recovery plan for people suffering from addiction and may even be beneficial for parents concerned that a child may be using drugs.
There are a variety of types of over-the-counter drug tests, from those that test for single drugs such as oxycodone or MDMA to multi-drug panels. Drug tests use a urine sample for testing; some tests may include a temperature test strip to combat cheating.
Drug test kits can detect:
COVID-19 Tests
Home COVID-19 tests are now available. Unlike the early invasive tests, home tests are gentle and use a sample taken from within the nostril to detect proteins from the SARS-CoV-2 virus, even if you are asymptomatic. A positive result indicates that you potentially have COVID-19 and should see a medical provider for a follow-up test.
Test kits can provide invaluable information, whether you’re monitoring your blood glucose or testing a new employee for drug use.
Individuals can now do many tests that once required a doctor or even a hospital visit in the comfort of their own homes. Some tests, such as genetic sequencing, must be sent off to a lab. Some still require consultation with a physician to interpret the results.
Others, such as pregnancy and drug tests, are available to anyone and provide results at home. And some, such as glucose tests, are a day-to-day part of life for people with chronic conditions. Below are some of the most common types of test kits and their uses.
Diabetes Test Kits
Glucose testing is a daily necessity for people with both type 1 and types 2 diabetes. Diabetes test kits consist of a glucose meter, lancets or other lancing device, test strips, and, optionally, alcohol wipes. After disinfecting the area to be lanced (usually a fingertip), the lancet or other device pricks the area to draw a blood drop.
The blood drop goes onto a glucose test strip, which goes into the glucose meter. The meter tests the blood drop and displays a glucose reading. You must use the correct brand/type of test strip for your glucose meter.
Pregnancy Tests
There are two types of pregnancy tests: urine tests, which may be done at home, and serum tests, which are blood type tests done by a medical professional.
Both types test for a hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (Hcg). The body begins to produce this hormone as early as seven days after conception and can often confirm pregnancy even before a woman has missed a menstrual period.
Drug Tests
Tests for detecting illicit drugs are a common prerequisite for employment and may be helpful after a work accident. Routine or random drug testing may also be part of the recovery plan for people suffering from addiction and may even be beneficial for parents concerned that a child may be using drugs.
There are a variety of types of over-the-counter drug tests, from those that test for single drugs such as oxycodone or MDMA to multi-drug panels. Drug tests use a urine sample for testing; some tests may include a temperature test strip to combat cheating.
Drug test kits can detect:
- Amphetamines (meth)
- Benzodiazepine (“downers”)
- Cocaine (coke and crack)
- Opiates
- Cannabinoids (THC)
- Barbiturates
- Buprenorphine (Suboxone or Subutex)
- MDMA (ecstasy)
- Methadone
- Oxycodone
- Phencyclidine (angel dust)
COVID-19 Tests
Home COVID-19 tests are now available. Unlike the early invasive tests, home tests are gentle and use a sample taken from within the nostril to detect proteins from the SARS-CoV-2 virus, even if you are asymptomatic. A positive result indicates that you potentially have COVID-19 and should see a medical provider for a follow-up test.
Test kits can provide invaluable information, whether you’re monitoring your blood glucose or testing a new employee for drug use.