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analyzing dried urine microsamples from athletes

by James Rudge, PhD, Technical Director, Neoteryx | 5 min read

analyzing dried urine microsamples from athletes

An article published in the September 2021 issue of the Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis, reported on the use of dried urine samples for the measurement of banned peptide hormones in athletes. The paper, …

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dried urine microsampling for toxicology urinalysis

by Neoteryx | 3 min read

dried urine microsampling for toxicology urinalysis

Urinalysis has long been a staple sampling approach in toxicology research and drug screening, but conventional urine sample collection leaves much to be desired. The ‘pee-in-a-cup’ method is not only …

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which method of urine collection is best for urinalysis?

by Neoteryx | 3 min read

which method of urine collection is best for urinalysis?

Urinalysis is used in lab testing to detect disease and manage various health conditions. These include liver disease, kidney disease, diabetes and UTIs (urinary tract infections). Some employers also request …

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Mitra® devices are intended as a specimen collector and for the storage and transport of blood. They are CE-IVD in the UK and EU, a Class 1 IVD in Australia, Brazil & China, Class B in South Africa, and registered with health agencies in Canada and Ukraine. 

In the USA, Mitra devices are supplied as a Research-Use Only (RUO) product, to assist in method development, other research-related and non-diagnostic activities. Mitra has not been validated for use with any diagnostic testing. The suitability of Mitra for any analytical application must be evaluated and validated by the laboratory or research institute in a manner consistent with local regulatory requirements. 

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