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Sure-Guard Urine/Stool Container Capacity: 60mL How to collect and store your stool sample: Your sample of poo must be fresh – if it is not, the bacteria in it can multiply. This means the levels of bacteria in the stool sample won't be the same as the levels of bacteria in your digestive system. If the levels of bacteria don't match, the test results may not be accurate.  Your sample should be handed in as soon as possible, as sometimes it can't be analysed after being refrigerated – your doctor will tell you if this is the case. If you can't hand your sample in immediately, find out how long it can be kept in the fridge. Your GP or the healthcare professional who requested the test will be able to tell you. If you can store it in the fridge, put the container in a sealed plastic bag first. How to collect and store your urine sample: Your doctor or another healthcare professional should give you a container and explain how you should collect the urine sample. You can collect a urine sample at any time of day, unless your GP or practice nurse advises you otherwise. The types of urine sample you might be asked for include a random specimen, first morning specimen or timed collection. To collect a urine sample you should: 1. label a sterile, screw-top container with your name, date of birth and the date 2. wash your hands  3. start to pee and collect a sample of urine "mid-stream" in the container 4. screw the lid of the container shut 5. wash your hands thoroughly *Follow any other instructions your doctor has given you.