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Out-of-date link

Submitted by A Bigler (guest) on Sat, 10/17/2015 - 9:20am.

Thank you so much for this lab! I really hope my students have fun with it. One question, the link to the glucose test strips is out of data/cannot be found. I would rather do the strips than a Benedict's test, but I want to make sure I am getting the right test strip. It's too late for me to order anything online, so I was hoping to pick something up locally. Would the ketone urinalysis work? or does it need to explicitly say it tests for glucose in urine?

Thank you!

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