Quantitative detection of microalbuminuria easy procedure quantitative result within 3 minutes sensitive down to concentrations of 5 mg/l as accurate as a laboratory test especially suitable for small laboratories and doctor’s offices with non-laboratory personnel

Slightly elevated urinary albumin concentration – microalbuminuria – is a warning sign that renal damage and cardiovascular disease may be imminent, identifying individuals who require immediate therapy and regular monitoring. Nephropathy is one of the most common complications of diabetes. Microalbuminuria is the earliest manifestation of kidney damage in diabetic patients. It is internationally recommended that diabetics should be monitored for incipient nephropathy by measuring urinary albumin a few times a year. Prompt detection of microalbuminuria is important because early intervention...