Are these tests 50 ng/mL ? Is that the same level a pre-employment screening would be ? i c a standard cut off & diffr confirm. cut off.they use both?
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Yes, there's a little pamphlet in the package that specifies that these test for 50 ng/mL which is was the standard 10 panel tests for.
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they say 50 ng/ml but not sure how accurate...alot cheaper than 35 dollar single tests at cvs and other pharmacies that may not be accurate either...took me a few months before i got the negative..good luck and hope you pass!
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Honestly I'm not sure, it doesn't say anywhere, but I think the pre-employment screening would be better quality tester hence I don't think I will recommend. You might wanna spend a little more cash for something solid. These tester will probably just tell you if you're in the field of toxicity. Once it didn't even work on me... But I need I was 100% positive.
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I have no idea...I would imagine they are not as accurate, that's why I gave myself a couple extra days.
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The Nano uses a specific strip. The advantage is the blood sample is smaller. I have both but only use the Nano now.
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The regular I think is 450? I know Rogiscal has about 450 as well, so the extra 25mg is professional I guess.
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I confirm using an old style, non digital Sphygmomanometer. That said, an exact comparison can never be made unless measurement made simultaneously - which isn't done. Even a reading with the Omron will differ when taken moments later. Consequently, accuracy is is considered OK when readings are consistently in the same range.
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As far as I know - I believe I read it in one of the reviews and having used both I think they are the same.I recommend calling the company to be positive. They were helpful when I called with question.
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The test strips have terrible accuracy, mine read 1000ppm off from the Taylor test kit from amazon, taylor salt I think, very accurate and around $20. Good luck!
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I believe you need the brown iodine for that test. The color difference in the starch is different than the iodine around the starch.
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I was told that a pharmecy would do it. I have not tried it. My readings seem ok.
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All three. Personally, though, if any result was borderline, I would send my water to a professional lab before drinking it. I would consider the test as a screening device, only.
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Quantity of tests clearly indicated in item description. Still much cheaper than getting a commercial test done, but I still use just to flag problems, i.e. if tests turn out OK I'm good, but a bad result would definitely warrant more professional investigation.
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I just received a tsh score of 1.30. That is what the lab sent back to me. It is very accurate. The test is much less expensive . I will continue to use these tests.
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The difference, if any, would be the percent of HCA in the supplements, otherwise it is just a different name they are posting on the same product
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Hi Mike, pH Dips have been designed to indicate whole number values for pH and you should easily be able to estimate 0.5 or half units as colors on the test strip may fall in between two whole numbers. I hope this helps. Thank you for your purchase.
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As the other poster stated, a large drop of blood does best, it should be hanging and about the size of a pea, let it drop don't try and milk it out of your finger. I've stopped using mine because I can't find the test strips in any local pharmacy anymore, and the hassel of ordering online plus shipping and the strips have an expiration date . I will say, I tested at home the morning before I had schedule Lab work done for Chol. and the tester was 10 points below what the Lab results were.
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The bottle I have states the same as in the picture above 30IU. I believe the 100IU is possibly a typo.
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We mean standardized in the sense that it's 65% of 1500mg, which is the serving for this presentation of Garcinia Cambogia. That 50% issue was a label print problem from the past that has promptly been fixed :)
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Sorry but I am not a doctor and therefore would not feel confident in providing you a accurate answer. I can tell you though that the test did work exactly how it promised to. So take that for what it's worth. Hope that helps.