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The mass densities of 2000 urines from children and 2000 urines from adults were determined with the new test strip, Multistix SG, and the results were compared with osmolality measurements. Normal urinary parameters were investigated for possible interference with the test strip reading. Variations in the pH and ionic composition of urine considerably influenced the test strip reading, whereas nonionic compounds, such as glucose and urea, showed practically no interference. For patients on a normal diet and without metabolic diseases, the new test strip is more appropriate than urometry for the determination of the mass density of the urine.

Further Evaluation of the SG Test Strip for Estimation of Urinary Osmolality