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Are your kidneys getting better or worse?

A six-month at-home uACR testing system to establish your baseline and track how your kidney health changes over time.

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Kidney Health Monitoring System

Trusted by people managing diabetes, high blood pressure, chronic kidney disease, and foamy urine

4.8 · 50,000+ verified reviews

9 out of 10 people with kidney damage don't know they have it. Damage rarely shows in a single reading. It shows as a slow rise across months of tests. That is what this membership is built to catch.

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$235 today — one payment, nothing recurring

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What's included

Identical in both plans
  • Ten uACR tests: enough to test every few weeks across six months and build a real trend
  • Your kidney record: every result dated, charted, and saved in one place
  • Results in 60 seconds: dip, scan with your phone, logged automatically
  • Change alerts: we flag it when your numbers move, not just when they're high
  • Medical chat: ask a clinician what a change in your readings means
  • Doctor-ready report: hand your doctor six months of data, not one number
  • Collection cups and free discreet shipping included

Pay in full: a single payment of $235 today covers your kit and six months of your kidney record. It does not auto-renew.

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Why one test isn't enough

One number is noise. The trend is the signal.

A single uACR reading moves with dehydration, a hard workout, even what you ate yesterday. On its own, there's nothing to compare it to.

Kidney damage rarely shows up in one reading. It shows as a slow rise across months — which you can only see if you keep testing.

One test

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Is that number normal for you, or the start of something? A single reading gives you nothing to compare it to.

Ten tests over six months

Same first reading. Now the direction is obvious — and it was climbing the whole time, with no symptoms.