AZO Ayur Urinary Tract Infection Test Strips-3-Count Box

Uso estas tiras hace tiempo tanque mi hija es propensa a hacer infección de vías urinarias, así que cuando la comienzo a ver molesta, inmediatamente hago la prueba y hemos llegado a detectar las infecciones cuando apenas van comenzando

Purchased a while back "just in case." No one likes to loose an afternoon waiting to see a physician, or spending a co-pay unnecessarily. These strips worked and provided the same result as the medical facility. Test is fast and easy to use. Instructions are simple to understand. Highly recommend.

at least you get 3 tests . unfortunately for me I got the same result - positive negative which basically is - unsure results go see a doctor. I got this test to avoid going to a doctor so it was pointless it just delayed me making a appt.

These are a bit expensive and easy to mess up if having issues but very accurate and great to have on hand to check for UTIs

I've been using these for the past year as my body has changed and started having more issues with UTIs. I used to work in a clinic and used a variety of UTI testing strips, and from my medical background I can say that these are very similar to the quality and consistency of results as the strips we used in the health clinic. While it only offers two readings (and clinical ones offer four usually) these are enough to indicate if you are suspect for a UTI or not and at least be able to call your MD with more confidence that a UTI is starting or in full effect. I used these after experiencing severe urinary tract pain and it indicated I had a UTI. I ignored it because I wanted to take a second test but by the time I did the second one, it had progressed and I ended up in the ER, YES, with a UTI. So from my experiences over the last year of use (and several boxes later) I find that these are very accurate at picking up signs of a UTI early on before you end up in the ER with a full blown kidney infection. Read the instructions, use a timer, and trust the results. Of course consult your physician if you have one - thankfully most MDs now are more comfortable prescribing a simple course of antibiotics for UTIs than they were 10 years ago, so you should be able to use these tests as "proof" without having to go be seen in person.