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Prolonged and persistent lack of protocol for women’s routine urine collection has led to:
Contaminated urine samples can lead to unreliable diagnostic processes from collection through analysis and treatment. Narrow tubes or cups provided for the start-stop-start collection of midstream urine lead to wet hands and loo, challenging infection control standards preventing spillage into and contamination of clinical and home environments.
Urine one of the most important carriers of cancer biomarkers, bacteria, protein, glucose and more, all of which can raise the alarm to serious illness. If left undiagnosed these conditions can become difficult and costly to treat.
Peezy Midstream can change everything.
Peezy Midstream fits comfortably against the body. With a full bladder, while the flow is released the device rejects up to 20ml of the urine stream, and collects only midstream urine, passing overflow into the loo. Safe, comfortable, reliable.
See how it works, here and read our National Institute for Health Research Usability Study results here.
Accurate midstream urine specimens for routine point of care testing, promote early diagnoses, potentially avoiding chronic conditions, unnecessary antibiotic prescribing, sepsis and costly unplanned hospital admissions causing £$ millions to be flushed away by healthcare providers.
Peezy Midstream can deliver better health to primary care providers, create short and long term cost savings, whilst reducing the human impact of AMR, Sepsis, chronic conditions, waiting lists and failed patient outcomes.
To read more about Peezy Midstream accuracy, see our Evidence page.
Peezy Midstream will be available in the UK and USA, mid 2024
Sustainability
Peezy Midstream is a single use device made of polypropylene, recyclable at home and non-toxic when incinerated in healthcare settings. By reducing retesting and false-positive urine samples, Peezy Midstream reduces single-use items across the pathology pathway. Any reduction in prescribing is likely to reduce also the presence of antbiotics in our water systems.
We trialled some environmentally sustainable natural polymers during the original R&D phase for Peezy Midstream, but they required a non-sustainable coating to prevent material content such as starch, from impacting the urine sample. Our search for an appropriate and affordable natural polymer fit for medical use is ongoing.