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How To Test My Urine

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  1. I took tons of math and chemistry in school. Remember very little now.

    I am interested in checking my own urine for simple things:
    Calcium, magnesium, potassium levels, blood presence.

    What simple (gotta be very simple for me to do it) tests can I do to check
    these? The sort of "tests" I am looking for would be something like...

    Put in one drop of some readily available chemical. Look for it to turn blue.

  2. On 21 Nov 2004 13:39:47 GMT, [email hidden]
    (MillerTheRuff) posted:

    Quoted message said:

    I took tons of math and chemistry in school. Remember very little now.

    I am interested in checking my own urine for simple things:
    Calcium, magnesium, potassium levels, blood presence.

    What simple (gotta be very simple for me to do it) tests can I do to check
    these? The sort of "tests" I am looking for would be something like...

    Put in one drop of some readily available chemical. Look for it to turn blue.

    How about using the "multistix" that when dipped in urine show a
    number of analyses? I don't remember what they measure, but they check
    the important things.

  3. "MillerTheRuff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I took tons of math and chemistry in school. Remember very little now.

    I am interested in checking my own urine for simple things:
    Calcium, magnesium, potassium levels, blood presence.

    What simple (gotta be very simple for me to do it) tests can I do to check
    these? The sort of "tests" I am looking for would be something like...

    Put in one drop of some readily available chemical. Look for it to turn
    blue

    Go to google.com. Enter: chemical test strips price -pool -water
    Lots of options.
    John
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