A complete urinalysis examines the physical, chemical, and microscopic properties of urine to screen for urinary tract infections, kidney disease, diabetes, and other conditions.
Urinalysis is one of the oldest and most valuable diagnostic tests in medicine. By examining urine—a product of kidney filtration—this test provides insights into urinary tract health, kidney function, metabolic conditions, and overall health.
A complete urinalysis includes three components: visual examination (color, clarity), chemical analysis (dipstick testing for proteins, glucose, blood, and other substances), and microscopic examination (cells, crystals, bacteria). Abnormalities can indicate infection, kidney disease, diabetes, dehydration, and many other conditions.
Urinalysis is non-invasive, inexpensive, and provides rapid results, making it an excellent screening tool and an essential part of health evaluation.
Price
$16
Results
1 days
Lab Network
Quest
Fasting
Not Required
What's Measured
What This Test Measures
This test analyzes: pH (acidity), specific gravity (concentration), protein, glucose, ketones, blood, leukocytes (white blood cells), nitrites, bilirubin, urobilinogen, and microscopic elements like cells, casts, and crystals.
Who Should Consider This Test
Anyone with urinary symptoms (pain, frequency, blood in urine), those screening for kidney disease, people with diabetes, pregnant women, anyone with unexplained abdominal pain, and those wanting routine health screening.
Health Insights
Conditions Screened
Related Symptoms
When to Get Tested
No fasting required. Ideally provide a "clean-catch" midstream sample. Avoid testing during menstruation (can contaminate sample with blood). First morning urine is often most concentrated and useful.
Understanding Your Results
Normal urine is yellow, clear, with pH 4.5-8, specific gravity 1.005-1.030, and negative for protein, glucose, blood, leukocytes, and nitrites. Abnormalities suggest specific conditions: nitrites/leukocytes suggest infection, glucose suggests diabetes, protein may indicate kidney disease.
What to Expect
After placing your order, you'll receive an email from Rupa Health (our lab order partner) within 24 business hours to sign a consent form and schedule your blood draw at a Quest Diagnostics location.
The blood draw typically takes just a few minutes. Results are usually available within 1 business days and will appear in your secure Justlabs dashboard.
Our results include reference ranges and easy-to-understand indicators showing whether your values are within normal limits.
Frequently Asked Questions
$16
Typical hospital cash price: $120–$200
+ $28 in standard lab & physician fees at checkout (no additional bills later)
$18 lab collection + $10 physician order
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