Product Overview
Delayed lab results and complex devices hinder kidney care. MECANEMD's Portable Creatinine Meter delivers creatinine, eGFR, UA, glucose, and HB results in 30 seconds via fingertip blood. CE-certified for precise, portable home monitoring.
Key Features
5-in-1 Rapid Testing
Measures creatinine (30s), uric acid (10s), glucose (5s), hemoglobin (HB), and eGFR from a single 2.0μL blood sample, eliminating repeated clinic visits .
HCT Auto-Compensation
Automatically adjusts for hematocrit levels (30%-60%), ensuring accuracy for dialysis patients or those with anemia. 95% of results align with lab standards within ±15% deviation .
Bluetooth Data Sync
Wirelessly transmits results to mobile devices for longitudinal tracking and remote consultations. Supports 30-day QC data storage .
Technical Specifications
Parameter | Value |
Detection Time | Creatinine: 30s, Uric Acid: 10s, Glucose: 5s |
Multi-Parameter | Cr, UA, Glu, HB, eGFR |
Sample Volume | 0.8–2.0 μL (fingerstick/venous) |
Test Strips | 1/10/25/50/75/100 strips per box |
Operating Temp | 15°C–40°C |
Certification | CE Marked |
Home Workflow
Insert code chip (new test strip batch) → Meter auto-calibrates .
Apply 2.0μL fingertip blood → Sample automatically drawn .
View results in 30 seconds → Sync via Bluetooth .
FAQ
Q: How fast can I get creatinine results for home monitoring?
A: Creatinine results in 30 seconds, enabling immediate dietary adjustments under physician guidance .
Q: Can one test measure multiple kidney health indicators?
A: Yes. A single blood sample measures 5 parameters: creatinine, eGFR, uric acid, glucose, and hemoglobin (HB) .
Q: What environmental conditions ensure accurate home testing?
A: Operate within 15°C–40°C and 10%-90% humidity. Extreme conditions may affect results .
Q: Are results sufficient for medication adjustments?
A: No. Results are for monitoring only. Always consult physicians for treatment changes .
Take Control of Kidney Health
Reduce clinic dependency with lab-grade precision at home. Contact MECANEMD for bulk orders or clinical protocol integration .
