P100 Preparation & Research Guide
- FORMULATION
What's in P100 and How It Works
P100 is a powdered synthetic urine engineered to replicate the chemical, visual, and thermal properties of natural urine.
The formula contains urea, creatinine, uric acid, balanced pH, and correct specific gravity — the key markers used in urinalysis calibration and simulation. Biocide-free. Bacteria-free. Unisex formula suitable for all users.
The powdered format means the formula is prepared fresh at use. No preservatives needed. Add water — it reconstitutes to specification, giving you fresh, consistent chemistry every time.
- WHY POWDERED
The Format Is the Advantage
Premixed synthetic urine requires biocide or other preservatives to stay stable. P100 doesn’t — it’s a powder. Shelf-stable for one year when sealed. Bacteria-free. Fresh chemistry at every use. No preservative residue.
- APPLICATION
What P100 Is Used For
P100 is used for lawful purposes including:
- Laboratory equipment calibration
- Product testing in medical device, personal care, and textile manufacturing
- Urinalysis simulation and calibration programs
- Scientific research
- Novelty and educational use
- HOW TO USE
Preparation Guide
1
Review Instructions
Read all included instructions fully before starting.
2
Pour Powder
Pour the P100 powder from the small vial into the 50ml vial.
3
Add Water
Fill the 50ml vial to the very top with water. Cap tightly. Shake until completely dissolved.
4
Attach Heater
Peel paper off one heater. Stick to back of vial, directly opposite the temperature strip.
5
Monitor Temperature
Wait for temperature strip to read 90–99°F. Use the second heater to speed up if needed.
6
Verify Before Use
Confirm strip reads 90–99°F. Keep heater attached during use.
Tips:
- If temperature exceeds 99°F, remove heater and gently blow on vial until it returns to range.
- You can add up to 25ml additional water (75ml total) without adverse effects.
- Heaters are single-use — do not open until ready.
DISCLAIMER: P100 is intended for lawful simulation, calibration, research, and educational use only.