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Product Description
3-in-1 Renal Function Meter – Portable Kidney Analyzer for UA Creatinine Urea
This 3-in-1 renal function analysis meter is a portable device designed for quantitative determination of uric acid (UA), creatinine (CR), and urea (UR) in blood samples. Featuring Bluetooth connectivity, 500-result memory, and a built-in rechargeable battery, it provides quick and accurate results for home health monitoring.
Application:Home health monitoring, kidney function tracking, wellness check, personal health management.
Key Features
3-in-1 Testing– Measures uric acid, creatinine, and urea from a single small blood sample (35µL). Results in 300 seconds.
Bluetooth Connectivity– Sync data with your smartphone via Bluetooth. Use the Lysun Health app for easy data management and tracking.
Rechargeable Battery– Built-in 1200mAh Li-ion battery supports long endurance. Convenient for home use without constant battery replacement.
Memory Storage– Stores up to 500 test results and records. Easily track changes over time.
Automatic Updates– Meter program automatically updates to the latest version for optimal performance.
Complete Test Kit– Includes meter, test strips, lancets, droppers, code chip, optical verify strip, and portable bag.
Package Included
Usage Instructions
Insert the code chip into the meter.
Insert a test strip into the meter slot.
Use the lancet to obtain a small blood sample.
Use the dropper to apply the sample to the test strip.
Wait 300 seconds for the result to display.
Results are automatically stored in the meter memory.
Sync data to the app via Bluetooth for tracking.
Important Note
For home health monitoring use only. This device is designed for personal wellness tracking and should not replace professional medical diagnosis. Read the user manual carefully before first use. Consult your healthcare provider for interpretation of results.