Can you test urine or saliva with this?
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You would need a lot of saliva and urine TDS readings would be very high. The product is intended to test H2o
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FROM HM DIGITAL: Usually not, but it's possible. There are two problems with using this and most TDS meters to test urine or saliva, which are the maximum TDS level and the quantity of the saliva that can be collected. The TDS-3 has a maximum range of 9990 ppm. It is possible that urine can have a TDS level below this, but more likely the TDS level will be higher. As for saliva, it is very difficult because a sample size would need to be collected to be able to fully immerse the sensor pins into the saliva. (If you can fill about a shot glass with spit, then it can be done.)
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I think so. It was awesome with cat urine and diarrhoea. Also cat spray from anal glands. I love this product and would strongly recommend it!!!
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The directions suggest urine or saliva. Not sure about anything else. The strip turns a color based on the value of the ph. It gives you a numeric result when comparing the darkness of the strip (yellow to green) to the result listed on the box. Needs to be around 7 to be considered alkaline enough. Sorry not to have a better answer.
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I couldnt find any information in the instructions stating that. The only information i could find was this, quoted from the test instructions: ''You may test any time of day, but you should test at approximately the same time each day. You should not have urinated for at least 4 hours before testing.'' Hope that helps.
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I really do not think so. I have not used it yet, only practiced in my own bathroom, standing over the toilet. I think for the CAR you need the kind which is like a bottle. then you can dump the urine outside the car when finished. I bought this for outdoor activities where there is no bathroom. I tried it in the house, and it did not leak out the sides, which is great.
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It does show urine very well. We got it to find that due to having cats. Good luck and I hope all shows well in your stays.
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Since the instructions are written in Chinese there is no way of knowing how long you're supposed to soak it. But since I was using it to test urine, I didn't let it soak. All the other brands of pH strips I have tried react immediately.
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You should be alright, just drink large quantities of water about 2 days prior and use this 2 and a half hours before your test
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Drink a lot of water all starting a few days before the test. Then follow the directions on the box. Make sure you pee a few times before the test, and pee for a few seconds before you pee in the sample cup. Worked for me, but I don't have that much body fat. The more body fat you have the longer it takes to get out of your system. I smoked 2 weeks before my test.
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Probably not. Hormonal Content too complex for such a simple test. Remember this is just for fun, so try it if you like. See my review.
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My guess would be yes, if it is diluted, but I don't know for sure. I am happy to run a test for you, but I don't know how long that would take. :)
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Basically, I don't know. Best to check it when it is very dark. Indoors or outdoors doesn't make a difference. I've only tried my light on fresh urine. Apparently it's good for looking (?) at other stuff as well. Hope this helps a bit for you.
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I used bodily-temp urine when testing and worked fine. I stored them at room temp, but not for the urine.
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To my knowledge, this device detects only moisture in the form of urine. Your best bet is to contact the APTA (American Physical Therapy Association) to find a Physical Therapist specializing in bladder and bowel training in your area. They can assist with a bowel training program for your child. This type of therapist specializes in these kinds of issues and go through extensive training. Hope this helps.
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No. The purpose of this product is to not have to use test strips. Simply out water in container and pour the liquid in to do various tests. Pretty easy to perform too
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No, you calibrate the meter for human test use by adding drops of the supplied baseline liquid. Then you add your saliva and, using the resultant reading, you make a simple conversion calculation, using the supplied table.
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No, but you could test a spot on a porcelain tub, or any spot on any toilet.