The customer received questionable results for two samples from one patient with the combur-9-test strips.On (b)(6) 2016, the patient had symptoms of urinary infection and was tested at the office of general practitioner (gp).The results for all parameters were negative.This sample was tested within one hour after collection.On (b)(6) 2016, another sample from the patient was tested at a gynecologist practice with combur 5 test strips lot 20603802 and positive results were received for leukocytes and nitrite.Specific results were not provided.On (b)(6) 2016, a third sample from the patient was tested at the gp office with combur 9 strips lot 10972702.The results for all parameters were negative.This sample was probably tested more than one hour after collection as the patient had collected the sample at home and went to the office on her own initiative.The patient was not adversely affected.At the gp office, the urine samples were not the first morning collection and were in plastic single-use containers.Information about the sample at the gynecologist was unknown.All of the test strips were read visually.The strips were requested to be returned for investigation.
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