The PRIMA UTI Home Test is a reliable first-step screening tool—fast, easy, and fairly accurate—ideal for picking up signs of infection early. However, it doesn’t replace professional diagnosis, so any red-flag result or ongoing symptoms should prompt medical follow-up.

Usage Instructions

1. Collect first-morning urine in a clean, dry container.

2. Remove a strip from pouch and dip in urine for 1–2 seconds.

3. Lay flat and wait 2 minutes before reading using the included colour chart.

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🔍 Reading & Interpretation

• Negative: No markers detected.

• Positive results:

  • Leukocytes → possible white cell presence in urine

  • Blood → hematuria

  • Nitrites → bacteria converting nitrates

  • Proteins → possible kidney involvement

• Any positive result is a red flag and users should consult a healthcare professional.

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What’s Included

• 3 sealed test strips (aluminium pouched, each with a desiccant)

• Colour comparison chart

• Instruction leaflet

Precautions & Limitations

• Not a definitive diagnosis—flags potential infection only.

• Semi-quantitative: Colour intensity indicates approximate concentration.

• False-negatives possible, especially early on or if sample wasn’t first-morning.

• False positives possible (e.g., contamination, menstruation).

• Always follow with a clinical evaluation or lab test if symptomatic

  Accuracy (Manufacturer Claims)

  • Leukocytes: 97.6%

  • Blood (free haemoglobin): 96.0%

  • Nitrites: 100%

  • Proteins: 88.0%

• Recommend retesting if symptoms persist despite a negative result.

• Advise following up with urine culture or GP when any indicator is positive.

• Highlight importance of first-morning sample and proper dip technique.

• Store test strips dry and do not use expired tests.

• Ideal for those prone to UTIs or wanting early insight without lab visits.