Urinary cup

The urine cup is a disposable container and should not be reused to avoid affecting the test results. After use, it should be placed in a non biological contaminated container for easy disposal. Urine cups should be stored indoors in a cool, dry, well ventilated, and free of corrosive gases.

The side wall of the medical urine cup has a long groove that extends outward, and the long groove is connected to the cup body. There is a long groove on the body that is connected to it. Therefore, the front end of the rod used for detecting urine to be tested can be placed in the cup body, and the other end can be placed against the end of the long groove. This way, the rod can be placed smoothly inside the urine cup without tilting or flipping, without the need for manual support. In addition, due to the narrow width of the long groove, when the amount of urine to be tested is small, such as in the urine examination of infants, it will not affect the urine to be tested in the cup, so it will not affect the detection.