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My doctor needs me to bring a urine sample tomorrow should i keep it in the fridge? or where to store it?
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Sterile & Cold: If you need to collect it prior to delivery, yes you are right. Collect in a sterile container w/ id (name/date) place in new ziplock bag in fridge. Good luck - i hope it turns out well.
Answered 6/3/2017
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