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Calibrator DRI® Gravity-Detect® Specific Gravity 1 X 25 mL For Clinical Chemistry Analyzers Ready-to-Use LiquidDT1754

Calibrator-DRI®-Gravity-Detect®-Specific-Gravity-1-X-25-mL-For-Clinical-Chemistry-Analyzers-Ready-to-Use-LiquidDT1754

SKU #

#1105453

MPN #

DT1754

Brand

Diatron (US)

Stock

In Stock

Quantity

100

Features

CALIBRATOR, THERMO SPECIFIC GRAV LOW 1.001UG/ML 1X25ML D/S

$28.61 USD

Product Specifications Product Usage Additional Information
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Attribute Name Attribute Value
McKesson # 1105453
Manufacturer # DT1754
Brand DRI® Gravity-Detect®
Manufacturer Diatron (US)
Application Calibrator
Container Type Bottle
For Use With For Clinical Chemistry Analyzers
Form Ready-to-Use Liquid
Levels 1.001 ug / mL
Storage Requirements Requires Refrigeration
Test Name Specific Gravity
Test Type Specimen Validity Test
UNSPSC Code 41116107
Volume 1 X 25 mL
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  • The DRI® Gravity-Detect® Test is intended for the quantitative determination of human urine specific gravity