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Sulkowitch Urine (Calcium) Test |
| Sulkowitch Urine Test kit |
| Sulkowitch Test - high calcium |
| Sulkowitch Test - Low calcium |
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SULKOWITCH URINE (CALCIUM) TEST KIT
Monitor your health through your urine calcium
Purpose
Measure the calcium content in an urine sample quickly and accurately using a simple titration procedure. The test measures calcium being
excreted from the body. Calcium absorption depends on the acidity of the stomach, as well as a number of other co-factors including the amount
of phosphate present, and takes place in the upper intestine.
Pharmacology of test
The kidneys have a calcium threshold unlike glucose. When calcium levels in serum rise above a certain level it will spill over into the urine.
Conversely, when the calcium level drops, there will be no spillover into the urine. Determination of the calcium content in urine is based on the
reaction of the calcium ions with the reagent provided to form a precipitate. Therefore the more precipitate (more turbidity) results, the higher the
level of calcium in the urine sample. The reagent contains oxalic acid, ammonium oxalate and glacial acetate acid.
Contents of the Sulkowitch Urine test kit
10-test pack
- 1 instruction sheet
- 2 result comparison sheets
- 1 bottle containing indicator solution
- 2 glass test tubes
- 2 Pipettes / Droppers
Images of Sulkowitch Urine Test Kit
 
The Sulkowitch Urine (Calcium) Test was produced in collaboration with and the results were validated by Kemetco Research Inc. based
in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada - 2010
Note: Larger test packs are available for practitioners and professional health care users. Please contact us by email:
info@osumex.co.uk
The above information is provided for general
educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace competent
health care advice received from a knowledgeable healthcare professional.
You are urged to seek healthcare advice for the treatment of any
illness or disease.
The Food Standard Agency UK has not evaluated these
statements. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent
any disease.
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