Blood Sample Collection/Preparation
Blood sample collection and preparation are meticulous processes that leverage specialized equipment, such as capillary tubes for microsampling, hematocrit tubes for measuring packed cell volume, and blood collection tubes for various analyses. These tools are integral for preserving the integrity of blood specimens, which is critical for the reliability of hematological tests, disease markers, and pharmacological assessments. Precision in these procedures supports advancements in clinical diagnostics, contributing significantly to patient-specific treatments and ongoing medical research.
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VACUETTE® Trace Element Tubes, Greiner Bio-One
VACUETTE® trace element tubes are designed to test trace elements such as aluminum, lead, cadmium, chrome, iron, fluoride, cobalt, copper, lithium, manganese, molybdenum, mercury, selenium, or thalium.
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VACUETTE® EDTA Tubes, Greiner Bio-One
Designed for use in the examination of whole blood in hematology applications, EDTA tubes feature interior walls that are coated with either K2EDTA or K3EDTA.
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MiniCollect® Serum and Plasma Tubes, Greiner Bio-One
Tubes are suitable for collection, transport, and processing of capillary blood samples from infants, toddlers, children, geriatric patients, and patients in intensive care.
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Monoject™ LIFE SHIELD™ Blunt Cannula, Covidien
This sterile, stainless steel cannula with a polypropylene luerlock hub may be used to administer fluids intravenously or draw blood through an inserted catheter.
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Micro-Hematocrit Capillary Tubes, Kimble Chase, DWK Life Sciences
These Micro-Hematocrit Capillary Tubes are manufactured from soda lime glass, packed in plastic vials with reclosable snap-lock caps to maintain cleanliness.
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BD Vacutainer® Eclipse™ Blood Collection Needles, BD Diagnostics
These sterile, safety-engineered, multi-sample blood collection needles offer a simple, effective way to collect blood while reducing the possibility of needlestick injuries