Blood Collection Tube
The tubes are categorized by their additives and intended use:
- EDTA Tubes (Lavender/Purple Top): Used for hematology procedures like CBC, blood film, and HbA1c. Contains EDTA-K2 or EDTA-K3.
- Gel & Clot Activator Tubes (Yellow/Gold Top): Commonly known as SST (Serum Separator Tubes) for tests like LFTs, U&Es, and lipid profiles.
- Plain Tubes (Red Top): No additive or with a clot activator for serum testing.
- Heparin Tubes (Green Top): Contains Lithium Heparin or Sodium Heparin for plasma determinations.
- Glucose Tubes (Grey Top): Contains Sodium Fluoride and an anticoagulant (Heparin or EDTA) for glucose and lactate testing.
- Non-Vacuum Micro Tubes: Specifically designed for peripheral blood collection in pediatric and geriatric patients.
MicroPipetteMedmay MP01011P Single-channel pipette
Features
Lightweight, ergonomic, low force design
Easy to calibrate and maintain with tool supplied
Available in partial and full autoclavable(121℃, 1atm for 20min)pipettes
Volume range: 2-10ml
Stool and Urine Containers
Key Features and Types
- Stool Container: Features a screw-on lid with an integrated spoon or spatula for transferring feces to the vial.
- Urine Container: Usually 30ml to 60ml, often sterile, with a secure, leak-proof lid for hygienic, accurate sampling.
- Material: Made from transparent polypropylene, allowing for easy, clear inspection of the specimen.