Urinary Tract Infections Self-Testing

Pain or burning while urinating? Increased need to pass urine?

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common condition that can affect anyone but mainly affect women due to the shorter urethra and its proximity to bacteria. In healthy individuals, urine doesn’t contain micro-organisms. In those with a UTI, urine may contain leukocytes, nitrate, protein, and/or blood.

If your results suggest a UTI, you may be eligible for treatment through our clinic. Alternatively, contact your GP to discuss your treatment needs.

Sample type: 

Urine sample. The box includes a sample cup and testing strip.

How long for results:
2 minutes

Suitable for patients experiencing symptoms including:

Pain or burning while urinating, pain or cramping in the groin or lower abdomen, increased need to pass urine, and/or cloudy urine.

NOT suitable for patients who are:

Pregnant, over the age of 65, experiencing visible blood in their urine, using a catheter.

Directions and More Information

1. Collect a urine sample.
2. Remove the test strip from the pouch.
3. Immerse the strip in the urine sample.
4. Wait for 2 minutes, and read results.
5. Take a photo of your test results to share with a healthcare professional.

For more information please refer to the patient information leaflet.

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