A urine strip for glucose and protein (2P) is a diagnostic tool used to simultaneously detect the presence of both glucose and protein in urine samples. It typically consists of a small strip of paper or plastic that is dipped into a urine sample. The strip contains chemical reagents that react with glucose and protein in the urine, producing color changes. The intensity of the color changes corresponds to the concentrations of glucose and protein present in the urine.

A urine strip for glucose and protein (2P) is a diagnostic tool used to simultaneously detect the presence of both glucose and protein in urine samples. It typically consists of a small strip of paper or plastic that is dipped into a urine sample. The strip contains chemical reagents that react with glucose and protein in the urine, producing color changes. The intensity of the color changes corresponds to the concentrations of glucose and protein present in the urine.