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Temperature Strip

Simple temperature verification for urine specimens

This single-use temperature strip attaches to a urine specimen container and gives an immediate visual reading to confirm the sample is within the expected body temperature range of 32-39°C.

Checking specimen temperature is a straightforward way to detect samples that may have been substituted or tampered with during collection. It is a standard part of many workplace and forensic drug testing protocols.

 

For professional use only

Product and testing parameters

Code: TS
Temperature Strip - 32-39 Degrees C
Oral fluid
Temperature

Key benefits

Confirms specimen temperature range

Supports urine integrity checks

Single‑use strip format

Rapid visual readout

No equipment required

For professional use only

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