CupTests
CupTests refers to a series of diagnostic methods used to detect the presence of specific substances within a urine sample. These tests are commonly employed for a variety of purposes, including medical screening, drug testing, and pregnancy detection. The fundamental principle behind most CupTests involves introducing a reagent to the urine sample, which then undergoes a chemical reaction if the target substance is present. This reaction typically results in a visible color change, indicating a positive or negative result.
For drug testing, CupTests are widely used as a preliminary screening tool. They can detect a range
In a medical context, CupTests can be used to screen for various health conditions. For example, urinalysis,
Pregnancy tests also commonly employ a cup-based format. These tests detect the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin