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The Uriki solution enables nutritional monitoring through urine analysis. It’s a digital therapy solution that provides precise, regular, personalized and rapid monitoring of the user’s nutritional status. Its aim is to bring about a lasting and effective improvement in the user’s eating habits.
Uriki
The Uriki connected reader is an automated instrument that measures the concentration of certain biomarkers in urine, indicating the patient's nutritional status. This meter is intended for use in vitro and outside a laboratory environment, under the supervision of a healthcare professional. Its portable nature allows patients and medical teams to perform urinalysis easily and regularly.
My Uriki
The My Uriki smartphone application is a connected software application designed to be used by patients to access urinalysis data collected by the Uriki reader and validated by a healthcare professional. In addition to providing access to this data, the application allows patients to contextualize it through integrated surveys concerning: diet (photo diary), hydration (hydration distribution over the day) and psycho-social status (questionnaire customizable by the medical team).
Uriki Test
Uriki Test (consisting of a blotting rod and a cartridge) is a test strip-type reagent designed for in vitro use by patients to diagnose their nutritional status. Impregnate the blotting rod with urine, then insert it into the cartridge. Thanks to precise control of reaction kinetics, Uriki Test can accurately measure 10 biomarkers in urine: pH, specific gravity, creatinine, phosphate, calcium, magnesium, citrate, urea, uric acid and sodium.
Uriki Board
The Uriki Board web application is a connected software application designed for healthcare professionals to diagnose the nutritional status of their patients. It provides access to and analysis of reading data from the Uriki reader and Uriki Test cartridges. It can also store contextualization data: photos of meals, hydration and psycho-social status, for better interpretation of urinalysis results. Healthcare professionals can then use this interface to provide patients with feedback and advice on how to improve their eating habits.