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Reagent Strips Pack of 100 for Protein in Urine

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Reagent Strips for Protein in Urine – Pack of 100

These high‑quality Reagent Strips for Protein in Urine (Pack of 100) are designed for use in school science laboratories to support lessons on human biology, health testing, and biochemical analysis. These strips provide a simple, quick, and reliable way to demonstrate the presence of proteins in simulated urine samples, helping students understand diagnostic testing techniques used in real‑world healthcare.

Ideal for KS3, GCSE, and A‑Level biology, these reagent strips allow teachers to safely demonstrate clinical testing principles without the need for specialist medical equipment. They are supplied specifically for educational use and should only be used with artificial or simulated urine solutions during practical demonstrations.


Key Features

  • Pack of 100 reagent test strips for protein detection
  • Designed for safe educational laboratory use
  • Provides rapid colour‑change results for clear interpretation
  • Suitable for use with simulated urine samples
  • Ideal for teaching biochemistry, human biology, and diagnostic testing
  • UN Number: NR (Not Regulated)
  • CAS Number: N/A

How Reagent Strips Can Be Used in School Science Lessons

These reagent strips provide a safe and effective way to teach key biological concepts. They are ideal for:

  • Testing for protein in simulated urine samples
  • Demonstrating diagnostic laboratory techniques used in healthcare
  • Supporting GCSE required practicals involving chemical tests
  • Biochemical analysis and understanding indicator reactions
  • Teaching about kidney function, filtration, and homeostasis