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uACR Urine Test Kit

A urine test to support kidney-health conversations.

Explore the NeoDocs urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio (uACR) test, app workflow and kidney risk screener. Order through the NeoDocs shop.

uACR Urine Test Kit product

How it works

Follow the supplied product instructions for preparation, timing and correct use.

  1. STEP 1

    Prepare the app and sample

    Download the NeoDocs app and collect urine as instructed.

  2. STEP 2

    Dip the test card

    Use the card according to its leaflet and specified timing.

  3. STEP 3

    Photograph and review

    Capture the card in the app and review the report.

Product features

Urine-based test

A urine sample is used for uACR.

App-guided reading

Photograph the card for a report.

Kidney-health context

Discuss monitoring with your clinician, particularly with diabetes or high blood pressure.

Understanding the uACR Urine Test Kit

uACR means urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio. It measures albumin relative to creatinine in urine and can help assess kidney damage. It differs from blood creatinine and eGFR.

Your healthcare professional can advise on appropriate use and help interpret health information.

NIDDK: Albumin in the urine

Product specifications

Full form
Urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio
Sample
Urine
Reading
NeoDocs app
Free Tool · 60-second risk check

Are you in the silent 90%?

1 in 10 Indian adults already has chronic kidney disease — and 9 out of 10 don't know it. Standard lab reports miss the warning signs by years because they only flag damage once it has begun. Answer 6 quick questions and see your personalised 5-year CKD risk while your numbers still read “normal.”

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6 simple questions
JAMA-validated
CKD-EPI 2021 equations
Personal score
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Your readings

5-yr horizon

Built for people with currently normal labs. Enter what you know — the score updates as you go.

years
yrs
used to estimate eGFR
Scr · mg/dL
mg/dL
Add creatinine, age & sex to estimate eGFR
UACR · mg/g
mg/g
Hb · g/dL
g/dL
RBS · mg/dL
mg/dL
SBP · mmHg
mmHg

Risk readout

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Low risk
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Standard aging trajectory

Fill in your readings to see a personalised projection.

→ Re-screen in 3 years
What's driving your score
eGFR (from creatinine)—
Albuminuria (UACR)—
Hemoglobin—
Glycemic status—
Blood pressure—
Age—

Model: CKD-PC incident equation (Nelson et al., JAMA 2019) + Framingham Offspring CKD score · continuous point ramps · eGFR via CKD-EPI 2021

This is an educational screening estimate, not a diagnosis. The point weights approximate published risk equations and are intended to flag who may benefit from formal lab follow-up — they don't replace assessment by a clinician. Discuss any result with your doctor before acting on it.

Frequently asked questions

Is uACR a blood test?

No. It uses urine. Blood creatinine and eGFR are separate kidney-function measurements.

What does a high uACR mean?

A value above 30 mg/g is higher than normal and may indicate kidney damage. A clinician may repeat the test to confirm the finding.

How does uACR differ from UPCR?

uACR measures albumin relative to urine creatinine. UPCR measures total protein relative to urine creatinine.

Does one result diagnose chronic kidney disease?

No. A clinician considers persistence over time and other clinical information.

Get the uACR Urine Test Kit

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