is there a way to check my saliva for potasium and get a value similar to lab results for blood in mmol/l?
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Use this formula to convert http://hkpp.org/taxonomy/term/29.The reading will be higher than the Blood Electrolit ( the water in the blood).Make sure you calibrate First using 2000 ppm solution.The potassium is 98% in blood cells . If you calibrate correctly you get a more accurate reading than the Lab.If you measure blood convert ppm to mmol/l by dividingthe reading to atomic weight K+=39.1 .Eg: 130 ppm/39.1= 3.32 mmol/l
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Use this formula to convert http://hkpp.org/taxonomy/term/29. The reading will be higher than the Blood Electrolit ( the water in the blood). Make shure you calibrate First using 2000 ppm solution. The potassium is 98% in blood cells . If you calibrate correctly you get a more accurate reading than the Lab.
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Yes I suggest you try a side by side test to make sure. You can contact their website with questions. I believe they make a meter also.
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I don't know, not sure if there's a way to tell now. I've used it for the past few months and have had any major health problems. If you know how to test let me know.
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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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The lable does not specify. I suggest calling MT or refer to their website.
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Yes...I've done it first thing in the morning and got a good reading. My body was more on the acidic side (not good) so I added lots of veggies to my diet and now I'm optimal. The strips were tested by me with both urine and saliva and both readings were identical
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Do not under any circumstances get this product It is not at all accurate and there is absolutely no way to tell that without direct comparison to a traditional blood-pressure device. I don't think the tones can be silenced, but that is the least of your worries. Any unit you buy must be tested against a regular unit for accuracy or you are taking a chance on trusting bad data. I have found that the units you will find available for free use at most pharmacies are reliably accurate, so you can test against them without having to go to a doctor. I can tell you now, though, that the unit in question is not accurate. Whether that is a function of taking the pressure at the wrist or because the unit itself is inferior, I can't tell you.
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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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Not for the standard tests listed in the product description. The lab does save your samples for like 25 days and you can buy additional testing which costs extra. I didn't find the test results to be terribly helpful, and my doctor questioned the validity of the results.
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Just shows Bio-Mos at 200 mg. seems to help, though. I take 1 in the morning and 1 at 6 P M
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I am sorry - there is no instant test that can do that. However, read your labels.There are three types of silver, and only one type is true colloidal MesoSilver and NutraSilver are true Colloidal silvers. The NutraSilver costs so much more and isn't any better than MesoSilver. Good health to you!
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Hi. I do not know about the description, I can only tell you that I tried it with saliva and it worked. Hope this is usefull...
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You can go online and see what it is. There's some good info about it out there. I'm not sure. I treated it as HCG and did the entire diet. It tastes and has the same feel under the tongue as HCG. I just can't say for sure if it's Homeopathic or not. I"m sorry.
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The pH test tape works on saliva. Urine if concentrated or chemically colored (i.e. phenazopyridine) could produce an inaccurate color change. It is especially useful for eye fluid pH in chemical exposures to gauge the success of ocular irrigation. So testing on clear fluids is more accurate.
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You put the water sample in the small bottle, being careful not to spill the powder in the bottle, fill to 1/2" below the top (cold water side), shake well, place on shelf and in 48 hrs, if it turns a yellow color, there's bacteria present, violet or blue, no bacteria. It does not tell you specifically which bacteria. Some reviews have reported a yellow/blue result, so it's inconclusive (my tests have all been pretty conclusive). If you get that, you might have your water tested professionally for a conclusive test. Only one test is included for each of the variants.
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Yes. NewMed Diagnostic's website claims that their test have a 50 ng/ml cut off for marijuana
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I reccomend you just buy the acid tests. This gold tester is much to unreliable. You have to calibrate it basically after every test, not time saving nor accurate