They tested it with a ph strip and it was 6. Apparently 6.5 and above is assumed to be struvite and 6.5 and below is assumed to be oxylate, but the ph strips are not incredibly sensitive/accurate so could be off by .5 or so, so they don't know. Do you know if there is a more accurate ph test than the strips? If there is, maybe I should try to get it so that, if it is oxylate, I figure out what to do sooner. Michelle
In a message dated 2/9/05 10:53:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Good luck with the diet. I'm surprised that the pH of her urine didn't clue them in as to which kind of crystal it is - or is likely to be. >>
