SKU P100
P100 Powdered Kit
Lab-formulated powdered kit. Unisex. Prepared fresh at use.
PLAIN PACKAGING
P100 is a lab-formulated powdered kit. Formulated to match the chemical and physical properties measured in urinalysis, urea, creatinine, uric acid, balanced pH, and correct specific gravity. Unisex formula. The powdered format means no other preservatives are required to stay shelf-stable. Sealed, it lasts one year.
What’s Included?
- P100 powdered kit
- 50ml plastic transport vial with blue lid
- Temperature strip
- Two heating pads
- Preparation instructions
How to Use?
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Review Instructions
Read all included directions fully before starting.
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Prepare the Formula
Pour powder into the 50ml vial. Fill with water to the very top. Cap tightly. Shake until completely dissolved.
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Bring to Temperature
Peel paper off one heating pad. Stick to the back of the vial, directly opposite the temperature strip. Wait for 90–99°F. Use second heating pad to speed up if needed.
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Verify and Use
Confirm strip reads 90–99°F. Keep heating pad attached during use.
Preparation Tips
- Start with room-temperature water
- If the strip shows no reading, the formula is too cold or too hot. The strip is not broken.
- You can add up to 25ml additional water (75ml total) without adverse effects.
- Heating pads are single-use
Safety & Warnings: Intended only for lawful simulation, calibration, research, and educational use.
Powdered formula does not require preservatives to stay shelf-stable. Reconstitutes fresh at use consistently
Urea, creatinine, uric acid, balanced pH, correct specific gravity. Unisex.
Confirm the strip reads within 90–99°F before use.
Pour powder in, fill to top with water, cap tightly, shake until dissolved. Attach heating pad to back.
Yes. Up to 25ml additional water
One year from manufacture date, stored per instructions.
Yes. P100 is a unisex synthetic formula
Research and educational use only.
Yes. P100 is used by educators, students, and parents for chemistry demonstrations covering the parameters measured in urinalysis, including specific gravity, pH, urea, and creatinine.
