HORIBA Instruments Inc. 1220001641 Reagent General Chemistry Urea

The HORIBA Instruments, Inc. 1220001641 Reagent is a high-quality, general chemistry reagent designed for use in clinical and laboratory settings. This reagent is specifically intended for the measurement of urea levels using the glutamate dehydrogenase method, providing accurate and reliable results. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to facilitate efficient and precise testing, making it an invaluable tool for healthcare professionals.

The HORIBA Instruments, Inc. 1220001641 Reagent is part of a comprehensive range of diagnostic solutions, offering a broad spectrum of testing capabilities. This reagent is designed to work seamlessly with compatible analyzers, providing a streamlined and integrated approach to laboratory testing. By utilizing this reagent, healthcare professionals can confidently conduct a wide range of tests, from routine screenings to complex diagnostic procedures.

Key Features

• Highly accurate and reliable results for urea measurement using the glutamate dehydrogenase method
• Designed for use in clinical and laboratory settings, including hospitals, reference labs, and outpatient clinics
• Compatible with a range of analyzers for streamlined testing and efficient workflow
• 220 tests per kit, providing a cost-effective solution for high-volume testing
• Convenient packaging in a single box for easy storage and handling
• Supports a broad range of diagnostic applications, from routine screenings to complex testing
• Facilitates precise and efficient testing, enabling healthcare professionals to make informed decisions

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Not available • Weight: Not available • Materials: Reagent kit • Compliance: Designed for use with compatible HORIBA analyzers and instruments • Compatibility: Compatible with a range of HORIBA analyzers for seamless integration and efficient workflow

Ideal For

• Hospitals and acute care facilities • Reference laboratories and commercial testing labs • Outpatient clinics and physician offices • Research institutions and academic laboratories • Home care and remote testing facilities (with proper training and equipment)