Uric Acid Test Strips
What this page covers
This page covers uric acid test strips, the consumable strips used with uric acid meters. The family-level specification table on the uric acid meters page lists a strip type of US 101 at family level. That strip type is a family-level listing, not a confirmed UA-105 strip specification, and this page does not present it as model-specific.
Buyers sourcing uric acid test strips usually need to know which meter a strip fits, how strips are stored, and how they are packed. Strip-to-meter compatibility is a model-specific question. This site does not publish a compatibility matrix for uric acid strips, because the company's own material does not publish one that can be verified model by model. Compatibility, shelf life, storage conditions and packing for a named meter should be confirmed in writing through the Contact page.
Family-level figures relevant to strips
At family level, the published figures relevant to strips include a sample size of at least 1.5 microlitres, fresh capillary whole blood from the finger as the sample type, strip storage temperature of 1–30 degrees Celsius, and memory of 360 tests for the meter. Those figures come from the family-level table and are not tied to UA-105 or to any other named model.
The company FAQ states that prices vary with supply and market factors and that an updated price list is issued after contact. International orders are subject to an ongoing minimum order requirement, for which no fixed figure is published. Samples take about 7 days, and mass production takes 20–30 days after deposit. Certificates are available upon request. Before payment, confirm the final terms for the specific order in writing.
Strip supply as a repeat order
Uric acid test strips, like glucose strips, are a repeat order: a meter sale creates an ongoing strip demand, and a distributor's strip business often outlasts its meter business. That commercial pattern makes strip shelf life, storage conditions and packing more important than they first appear, because strips must survive warehousing and distribution without losing performance.
The family-level strip type US 101 is a starting point for a strip inquiry, not a confirmed compatibility statement. A buyer should name the meter and the strip together in the inquiry and ask for compatibility, shelf life, storage conditions and packing to be confirmed in writing for that pair.
What is not published about uric acid strips
No strip specification table, no compatibility matrix and no packing configuration for uric acid strips is published on this site, because none is published in the company's own material in a verifiable form. That absence is not a gap to be filled by assumption; it is a boundary that keeps unverified figures out of buyers' quotations. Every missing figure is a question for written confirmation, and the Contact page inquiry form is the route for those questions.
Meter and strip pairing for uric acid
Uric acid meter and strip pairing follows the same rule as every other meter family on this site: the strip must fit the meter, and that fit must be confirmed for the named pair in writing. The family-level strip type US 101 is a starting point for that conversation, not a compatibility statement. A buyer should name the meter model and the strip together in the inquiry and ask for compatibility, shelf life, storage conditions and packing to be confirmed for that pair, so that the confirmation can be quoted in the buyer's own documentation.
Repeat ordering and stock rotation
Because strips are a repeat order, stock rotation matters: strips received first should be sold first, and shelf life should be tracked by batch. A distributor should confirm strip shelf life from manufacture and after opening, together with storage conditions, in writing for the specific strip, and should build those figures into its own stock management rather than relying on family-level values.