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Urine Collection Cups
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Buy disposable urine collection cups online in Australia for cleaner sample collection during home strip testing. Each small 20 mL cup has a handle and is available in 10, 20, 30, 50 and 100 cup packs.
- 20 mL cup with handle
- From $4.00
- Plain outer packaging
- Australian-owned since 2009
Choose your cup pack
Select 10, 20, 30, 50 or 100 urine collection cups
From $4.00
Choose a pack based on how often you use collected-sample testing. Larger packs reduce the cost per cup and keep spare cups ready for repeat testing.
Choose urine collection cup pack size
How many do I need?Prices include GST.
Selected pack: 50 Urine Collection Cups
- 50 disposable 20 mL urine collection cups
- Lower per-cup price than smaller packs
- Best value balance for regular strip testing
Purchase this pack if you want: a stronger value balance for regular strip testing or pairing with larger strip packs.
Fast Australia-wide dispatch in plain packaging.
For dip-style strip testing
Use with compatible home tests that require a small collected urine sample. The cup holds the sample; the test product does the testing.
Fresh cup each session
Treat each cup as single-use and start with a fresh cup for each testing session.
Clear product directions and instructions
Follow the directions for the test product you are using, including dipping time, result window and retesting guidance.
Australia-wide delivery
Order online from Fertility2Family with plain outer packaging and Australia-wide delivery.
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Buy cups on their own or add them to your home strip-testing routine.
Why choose Fertility2Family urine collection cups?
These cups are a low-cost accessory for dip-style home testing. They are most useful when you want a fresh sample cup ready instead of using a household container.
20 mL cup
Small 20 mL size for collecting enough sample for compatible strip testing.
Handled design
A small handle helps with holding and placing the cup during home testing.
Pack value
Choose 10, 20, 30, 50 or 100 cups depending on how often you test.
How to use a urine collection cup with strip testing
Collect
Collect a small urine sample in a fresh cup and place it on a clean, stable surface.
Follow directions
Use the directions for the test product, including where to dip and how long to wait.
Dispose
Dispose of the cup after the session and use a fresh cup next time.
Need tests as well as cups?
This product page is for cups only. If you still need the test itself, choose the right page below.
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Urine Collection Cups FAQs
What are urine collection cups used for?
Urine collection cups are used to collect a small urine sample before using a compatible dip-style home test. The cup holds the sample; the test product does the testing.
Which urine collection cup pack should I buy?
Choose based on how often you test. The 10 cup pack is a small backup option, 20 cups suits a short testing window, 30 cups is the practical middle pack, 50 cups gives better value for regular testing, and 100 cups gives the lowest cost per cup.
What size are the urine collection cups?
These are small 20 mL urine collection cups. The size is intended for home strip testing where only enough sample is needed to dip the strip to the marked line.
Do the cups have a handle?
Yes. Each cup has a small handle to make the sample cup easier to hold and place during home testing.
Can I reuse a urine collection cup?
No. Treat these as single-use disposable urine collection cups. Use a fresh cup for each testing session.
Do urine collection cups make a test more accurate?
No. The cup helps with sample collection and handling. Test performance depends on the test product, storage, expiry date, sample timing and directions for use.
Can I use a household cup instead?
A disposable urine collection cup keeps the testing setup separate from household cups. Use the product directions for the test itself.
Can I use these cups for pathology samples?
These cups are sold for home strip testing support. If a GP, pathology provider or workplace asks for a urine sample, use the container they supply or request.
Can I use these cups with pregnancy test strips?
Yes, if the pregnancy test strip directions require a collected urine sample. Dip only to the marked line and read the result within the stated time window.
Can I use these cups with ovulation test strips?
Yes, if the ovulation test strip directions require a collected urine sample. Dip the LH strip only as directed and read the result within the stated window.
Do I need cups for midstream tests?
Usually no. Midstream tests are designed for direct use. If a midstream product gives a dipped-use option, follow that product's directions.
How should I store unused urine collection cups?
Keep unused cups dry, clean and stored with your home testing supplies. Do not use a cup if it has become dirty, wet or damaged before use.
How are urine collection cups shipped?
Urine collection cups are shipped with Australia-wide delivery and plain outer packaging.
Do I need test strips as well as cups?
Yes, if you do not already have a compatible test product. This product page is for cups only. Choose pregnancy test strips, ovulation test strips, midstream tests or a fertility kit if you still need the test itself.
Using urine collection cups safely
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General information only. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Urine collection cups support sample collection for compatible home testing products. They do not test, diagnose, improve test accuracy by themselves or replace medical care.
If a result is unclear, unexpected or does not match symptoms or timing, repeat according to the test directions and seek advice from a GP, pharmacist, pathology provider or fertility specialist if needed.