Napiers Urinary Infection Home Test Kit

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About Napiers Urinary Infection Home Test Kit

Check the presence of leucocytes, proteins and nitrites in urine to verify the presence of infection caused by bacteria. This test is accurate to 100% when performed correctly. INDICATED FOR: All people who suffer occasionally and/or frequently from urinary tract disturbances. WHY SHOULD I PERFORM THE TEST? Urinary tract infections are usually caused by bacteria. Men, women, and children can suffer from such infections. The test should be performed when there are the following symptoms: excessive frequency and/or burning during urination, turbid and/or foul-smelling urine. The first phases of these disorders could be without any symptoms, that's why it is very important to verify it as soon as possible in order to avoid the development of more serious and painful pathologies. HOW DOES IT WORK? The test works by detecting the presence of leucocytes, proteins, and nitrites when in higher-than-normal quantities.Established in 1860, Napiers has become one of the UK's leading names in complementary and natural health care. We are dedicated to the best of health and wellbeing through the use of herbal medicine and other natural therapies.Today, we sell our natural products - all proudly made in Britain - all over the world. We are an independent company, owned by people who are passionate about what we do and we proudly continue our founder Duncan Napier's dream "to provide an affordable choice of natural health care for all people".Our natural ranges include: therapeutic skin care, botanical beauty, herbal medicines, plant supplements, digestives and bitters, teas and superfoods. Our accredited practitioners are qualified and members of their practice associations such as NIMH (The National Association of Medical Herbalists). Our motto is TRIED • TESTED • TRUSTED and we live this daily. Our remedies have been tried by generations of people, who have tested them and return to us decade after decade, who have trusted us and who still do.