I took tons of math and chemistry in school. Remember very little now.
I am interested in checking my own urine for simple things:
Calcium, magnesium, potassium levels, blood presence.
What simple (gotta be very simple for me to do it) tests can I do to check
these? The sort of "tests" I am looking for would be something like...
Put in one drop of some readily available chemical. Look for it to turn blue.
Dunne E. Dawe - 24 Nov 2004 05:02 GMT
>I took tons of math and chemistry in school. Remember very little now.
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>Put in one drop of some readily available chemical. Look for it to turn blue.
How about using the "multistix" that when dipped in urine show a
number of analyses? I don't remember what they measure, but they check
the important things.
John Blake - 24 Nov 2004 18:33 GMT
>I took tons of math and chemistry in school. Remember very little now.
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> Put in one drop of some readily available chemical. Look for it to turn
> blue
Go to google.com. Enter: chemical test strips price -pool -water
Lots of options.
John
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