Dry Biochemistry Analyzers run blood chemistry tests on ready-made dry reagent strips, slides or discs. There are no liquid reagents to mix and no cuvettes to wash. A drop of whole blood, serum or plasma wets the reagent layer, and the analyzer reads the color change. Results cover glucose, cholesterol and other lipids, liver enzymes, kidney markers and electrolytes. Each test needs 45 to 120 uL of sample. Fast tests finish in about 3 minutes, and full panels take 9 to 12 minutes. Compact, low-maintenance dry chemistry units suit point-of-care testing close to the patient. Typical users include emergency departments, clinics, veterinary practices and animal research labs.