Urine drainage bag is a urine collection device, which include a meter and collection chamber formed by a heat sealed portion.

Urine Drug Testing is one of the methods of random drug testing for recent drug use. This method detects the presence of drugs in urine for up to 3-4 days, after the drug has entered a person's system. Urine drug testing kits detect the major metabolite of marijuana called THCCOOH.

Urine HIV-1 Test is a painless, non-evasive option for getting an HIV antibody test. This test uses the urine EIA and urine western blot technique to detect HIV antibodies. This test eliminates accidental needle sticks & exposure-related dangers, protecting the patient and healthcare worker.

Urine meter with drainage bag is used for accurate measurement of hourly urine output. It is clear and transparent measured volume chamber. It eliminates the risk of contamination. The features include precise measurement, central micrometer calibrated with interval of 1mm and main chamber calibrated with interval of 10ml.

Urine meter with drainage bag has an enclosed relatively flexible burette that has a passageway at the lower end of the meter behind the burette to continuously equalize the fluid levels in the meter on either side of the burette. The groove and ribs are formed in the rear panel of the meter to support the burette, maintain its generally circular cross-section and to provide strength and rigidity to the meter itself. The outlet port of the urine meter is directly sealed to the front panel of a drainage bag. This meter includes a lip at the port, which extends into the drainage bag.

Urine Reagent Strips, ascorbic acid are used for urinalysis, which are affixed several separate reagent areas. These strips provide tests for the semi-quantitative determination of glucose, ascorbic acid, protein, pH and blood in urine. The test results provide information regarding the status of carbohydrate metabolism, kidney function, acid-base balance and bacteriuria.

Urine Reagent Strips, Ketone test strips are used routinely to help measure the progress of dieters especially those maintaining a low carbohydrate diet. ketones are monitored in individuals with Type 1 diabetes. In diabetics, high ketone levels indicate ketoacidosis, a complication of inadequate insulin levels that leads to diabetic coma. In overall health considerations, high ketone levels are generally an indication of abnormal nutritional conditions, including starvation, fasting, anorexia, high protein or low carbohydrate diets.