teststräckor
Teststräckor, commonly known as test strips, are small, disposable devices used primarily in medical diagnostics to measure various substances in bodily fluids, most notably urine. They are widely utilized in both clinical and home settings for quick and convenient testing. These strips are typically made of a chemically treated paper or plastic matrix that changes color when exposed to specific substances, allowing for easy visual interpretation of results.
The most common application of teststräckor is in pregnancy tests, which detect the presence of human chorionic
Teststräckor are designed for single-use and are generally inexpensive, making them accessible for home testing. They
While teststräckor provide rapid and convenient results, they are not always as precise as laboratory tests.