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McKesson
McKesson Specimen Transport Bag with Document Pouch Disposable 1000 Ct
Package Count: 1000. A surprising number of specimens have to be transported from doctor's offices, draw sites, clinics, workplaces, etc. to a laboratory where testing will proceed. These special ziplock bags help to keep the specimen safe in transport...
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McKesson
McKesson Consult Urine Transfer Straw 100 Ct
Package Count: 100. McKesson's urine transfer straw transfers urine to one or more tubes without exposure to the sample. It helps reduce spills, improves lab hygiene and limits exposure to dangerous samples. The urine transfer device is compatable with...
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AMSure
AMSure Specimen Container Disposable Screw Cap 120 mL (4 oz.) 500 Ct
Package Count: 500. AMSure leak resistant specimen containers are designed for the collection and safe transport of patient samples.With screw-on lid 20 sleeves of 25 cups and lids Nonsterile 4 ounce
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PTS Panels
PTS Panels Reagent Test Strip 25 Strips
Package Count: 25. A reagent is a chemical that reacts in a predictable way when mixed with other chemicals. Reagents are used to produce specific changes in substances and to test for the presence of various chemicals in mixtures. These PTS Panels...
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PTS Panels
PTS Panels Reagent Test Strip 15 Strips
Package Count: 15. A reagent is a chemical that reacts in a predictable way when mixed with other chemicals. Reagents are used to produce specific changes in substances and to test for the presence of various chemicals in mixtures. PTS Panels test...
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A1CNow Self Check
A1CNow Self Check Rapid Test Kit Diabetes Management Blood Sample
A1C is a test which measures average blood glucose over the past 90 days. It monitors how well your diabetes management and treatment are working over time. It's also used to test for prediabetes. A1CNow Self Check Rapid Test Kit is for use with A1C Now+...
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McKesson
McKesson Specimen Container Single Use 120 mL (4 oz.)
Nonsterile specimen containers without lids.Accurate, easy-to-read graduation lines: 10 - 120 mL in 10 mL increments Label provides ample space for writing the date, name, doctor and room number Single use
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McKesson
McKesson Specimen Container Sterile Screw Cap 120 mL (4 oz.)
Polypropylene, translucent specimen container with imprinted, screw-on, leak-resistant lid.Tamper-evident seal Not intended for use in pneumatic tubes Sterile inner surface only Single patient use Not made with natural rubber latex
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McKesson
McKesson Specimen Container for Pneumatic Tube Systems Sterile 120 mL (4 oz.)
Sterile inner surface only Single patient use Includes patient label Transparent with white, screw-on, leak-proof lid Tamper-evident seal 4 oz. / 120 cc Can be used in pneumatic tubes
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Puritan
Puritan Specimen Collection Swab Sterile Single Use 6'' 2000 per Case
Package Count: 2000. This specimen collection swab is intended for many different diagnostic uses, such as collecting specimens from throats and for gynecological tests. These swabs can also be used in cell collection for DNA testing and industrial...
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McKesson
McKesson Specimen Containers, Non-Sterile - Translucent, 6.5 oz
The Dover commode specimen collection system collects urine and stool samples or kidney stones. It has clearly marked gradients, and its wide lip and firm base help prevent splashing, spilling, and tipping.Nonsterile 6½ oz Not made with natural rubber...
As low as $11.58
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.