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Gastric Ph Test Kits

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CLIA-Waived Rapid Testing Gastroccult®
Gastroccult is the only test designed specifically for detecting gastric occult blood and determining gastric pH. It includes a convenient pH comparison chart for the Clinically relevant range which is important in monitoring antacid prophylaxis. With Gastroccult, medical personnel can now spend less time testing gastric samples for occult blood and pH. ...

 

CLIA-Waived Rapid Testing Primary Care (Rapid Test Kits)
Hemoccult® ICT is the most advanced FOBT in the Hemoccult product line. As an immunochemical FOBT (iFOBT), it has high specificity and sensitivity and it is clinically proven to detect bleeding associated with more cancers and polyps than traditional guaiac-based FOBTs. An ideal screening tool for colorectal cancer, Hemoccult ICT does not require drug or diet restrictions on the part of the patient....

 

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Gastric pH Test Kits

Gastric pH test kits are used in physician offices and medical clinics to diagnose gastric conditions or to evaluate the efficacy of treatment for gastric conditions. Major medical equipment manufacturers produce Gastric pH test kits for use on an outpatient basis.

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