Veb Arzneimittelwerk Dresden

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Veb Arzneimittelwrk Dresden

Karl-Heinz Kallies

Dieter Plaschnick

Conrad J Pahlitzsch

Hans-Jurgen Thiele

Manfred Winkler

Peter Mohr

Lothar Kretschmer

Gert Kallies

The invention relates to a test strip for taking of daily blood sugar profiles, and also for glucose determination in urine for determining the individual kidney threshold of a diabetic as a daily profile, which finds use in glucose diagnosis. The objective of the invention is to stabilize the test strip in its function and to adapt it to customary measuring instruments, and this is achieved by attaching a film reaction membrane to a carrier, wherein the membrane was post treated with a complexing agent and an acyclic hydroxyamine or amino derivative.

Test strip for collecting of blood sugar daily profiles and process for

A test strip for the detection and determination of glucose in body fluids comprising a carrier demarcated into three zones (a) a measuring zone which is untreated, but may be impregnated with a coloring agent, oxidizing agent, buffer or precipitating agent, (b) a reaction zone containing glucose oxidase and (c) a detection zone composed of at least one strip containing peroxidase and an indicator. The paper test strip is preferably enclosed within a suitably dimensioned capillary tube which contains markings at the end thereof enclosing the measuring zone for limiting the amount of flow liquid to be admitted and additional markings at the end thereof enclosing the detection zone for quantitatively reporting the glucose content.

Test device for the detection and determination of glucose

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Indicator-capillary for urea-determination

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Sebnitz, Germany

Karl-Heinz Kallies