Provided is a biomonitoring device that measures a parameter of a material expelled during use of a toilet by a user. Also provided is a biomonitoring mirror device that identifies a user, detects a febrile illness in a user, dispenses medications/supplements, connects to electrical device accessories in the bathroom, and provides an interactive user interface. Additionally provided is a system for measuring a parameter of a material expelled during use of a toilet by a user. Further provided is a method of determining a physiological parameter of a user.

An integrated device for medical sampling and testing, comprising a sampling rod (15) and a casing. A test paper accommodating cavity (2) and a diluent cavity (5) are included in the casing. A liquid outlet (4) is provided at a bottom part of the diluent cavity (5), and a hole-plugging object (14) is provided on the liquid outlet (4). The preset device has a simple structure, and may simultaneously achieve the sampling, dilution and testing of feces. Moreover, the device may integrate the collection, dilution, mixing, sample addition and testing of a feces sample, so that an ordinary person may screen people at home who are at high-risk for bowel and stomach cancer, which is of great social significance. The device has a clever structure, is easy to use, and also ensures the pre-filled diluent is sealed in.

Disclosed embodiments relate to a collection device for bodily fluids comprising a tubular material with a first end and second end. A portion of the first end is configured to be secured to a user and the tubular material may be folded over itself to form a first sheath and a second sheath. In some applications, the fluid collection devices described may be secured to a user using interlocking loops.

The urine collection device is designed to be attached to a drain tube. The device may include a base secured to the pelvic area of a wearer, the base having a central opening. Connected to the base is a sheath. The central opening and the sheath can have complementary attachment components whereby the sheath may be attached to the base. The sheath includes an opening and attaches to a drain tube. A second sheath may be disposed outboard of the first sheath and secured to the base in a similar manner. In some embodiments the drain tube may be connected and disconnected from the sheath or sheaths without disturbing the installation of the device. One or more check valves may be included for assuring one-way flow in the drain tube.

A stool sample collection device includes a catchment unit positioned within a toilet bowl and configured to receive a stool sample. The stool sample collection device also includes a homogenization chamber in which the stool sample is homogenized in a homogenizing solution. The homogenization chamber is configured to receive the stool sample from the catchment unit.

An in-situ fecal specimen sampling device for stool tests, comprising: a sampling tube of a tube-like structure comprising an bottom with an opening; a sampling structure disposed inside the sampling tube is attached to the bottom of the sampling tube, and is an tube-like structure with a closed top end, an bottom end with opening and an stretchable soft body, which can insert a finger from the opening of the bottom outside the sampling tube and push forward and stretch the closed top end to beyond the sampling tube. The sample provider is able to collect the sample by placing the sampling structure onto the stool or inside the anus through the finger operated sampling structure by himself. All of the process can be finished during defecation process in-situ.

A feces collection sheet (S), which has a cylindrical shape and includes: an upper sheet (1) having a feces receiving portion (2) in a center of the upper sheet (1); and a lower sheet (9), which is provided so as to extend from both of a right-side edge portion and a left-side edge portion of the upper sheet (1) and is configured to define a gap with the upper sheet (1) to allow insertion of a toilet seat therethrough. The upper sheet (1) and the lower sheet (9) are made of a material having a water-soluble material property. The upper sheet (1) has a folded piece portion (10) adapted to be unfolded to enable the feces receiving portion (2) to form a three-dimensional shape that bulges toward the lower sheet (9).

Provided is a biomonitoring device that measures a parameter of a material expelled during use of a toilet by a user. Also provided is a biomonitoring mirror device that identifies a user, detects a febrile illness in a user, dispenses medications/supplements, connects to electrical device accessories in the bathroom, and provides an interactive user interface. Additionally provided is a system for measuring a parameter of a material expelled during use of a toilet by a user. Further provided is a method of determining a physiological parameter of a user.

Provided is a simple and easy to operate device for collecting and extracting fecal samples. The collection device of the invention comprises a top cap mounted with a sample collection means, a middle cap inserted with an elastic sealing funnel, and a bottom container having only one opening. The device can collect fecal samples with a quantitative sampling accuracy comparable to that of the conventional weighing method. It can also be easily adapted to automated multi-sample extraction and immunoassays.

An apparatus for collecting and combining a sample, and in particular, a biological sample, with a reagent, and uses thereof. The apparatus comprises a sample collection container and a complementary sealing cap. A sealed reagent reservoir containing a reagent, such as a preservative reagent, is provided in a lower portion of the collection container. A piercing insert is nested within the collection container, above the seal of the reagent reservoir. Following the collection of the sample into the collection container, the action of sealing the collection container with the cap causes the piercing insert to engage with and disrupt the seal on the reagent reservoir, thereby exposing the collected sample to the reagent.