16*100mm 10ml No Addictive Tube Vacuum Blood Test Tube

16*100mm 10ml No Addictiv Tube Vacuum Blood Test Tube

Intended Use

JINGZ Blood Collection Tubes are used to collect, transport, store and process blood for testing serum, plasma or whole blood in the clinical laboratory and are for professional use.

Product Description

No Addictive Plain Tubes

A plain blood tube, also known as a serum tube or red top tube, is a type of tube used in medical settings to collect blood samples for laboratory testing. It is called a “plain” tube because it does not contain any additives or anticoagulants.

Color: The tube is usually transparent or made of glass or pet with a red-colored stopper or cap. The red color signifies that it is a plain tube.

Material: Plain blood tubes can be made of either glass or pet.

Additives: Unlike other types of blood collection tubes, plain tubes do not contain any additives or anticoagulants. The blood collected in these tubes will naturally clot over time, allowing for the separation of serum from the clotted blood during laboratory processing.

Usage: Plain blood tubes are typically used to collect blood samples for tests that require serum as the primary specimen. Serum is the liquid part of the blood that remains after the clotting process. It contains various components, such as antibodies, enzymes, hormones, and other analytes that can be measured for diagnostic purposes.

Laboratory processing: Once the blood is collected in a plain tube, it is usually allowed to clot at room temperature for a specified period. After clotting, the tube is centrifuged to separate the serum from the clot. The resulting serum can then be used for a wide range of laboratory tests.

Specification

Color Code: Red

Volume: 2-10ml

Size: 13*75mm, 13*100mm, 16*100mm

Material: Glass, PET(Plastic)

Expiration: 2 years for glass tube, 1 year for PET tube

Time for complete clot retraction: 20-25min

Centrifugation speed: 3500-4000r/m

Centrifugation time: 5min

Recommended storage temperature: 4-25℃

Precautions/Cautions

1. Do not use tubes if foreign matter is present!

2. To ensure accurate test results, all JINGZ Blood Collection Tubes must be allowed to fill completely.

3. Handle all biological samples and blood collection “sharps“(lancets, needles, luer adapters, and blood collection sets) according to the policies and procedures of your facility.

4. Obtain appropriate medical attention in the case of any exposure to biological samples (for example, through a puncture injury), because of the possible transmission of HIV (AIDS), viral hepatitis or other infectious diseases.

5. Discard all blood collection “sharps” in biohazard containers approved for their disposal.

6. For safety reason, we do not recommend transferring biological material with a syringe to a JINGZ Tube. Additional manipulation of sharps increases the potential for needlestick injury. In addition, depressing the syringe plunger during transfer can create a positive pressure, forcefully displacing the stopper and sample and causing potential blood exposure. The use of the JINGZ Blood Transfer Unit is highly recommended. Using a syringe for blood transfer may also cause over or under filling of tubes, resulting in an incorrect blood-to-additive ratio and potentially incorrect analysis results.

7. If blood is collected through an intravenous (IV) line, ensure that the line has been cleared of IV solution before beginning to fill blood collection tubes. This is critical to avoid erroneous laboratory data from IV fluid contamination.

8. Do not use tubes containing lithium iodoacetate if they become coated with a yellow film along the tube walls.

9. Liquid preservatives and anticoagulants are clear and colourless. CPDA tubes contain a yellowish liquid, the clot activator may appear white and EDTA tubes may have a slightly white to yellow appearance which does not affect the performance of these tubes.

10. Tubes with visible floating clots occurrence increases when centrifugation conditions are not followed according to recommended g-force and/or time.

11. The presence of ammonia is an intrinsic property of sterilized EDTA tubes. If used for determination of ammonia in human plasma, the establishment of a baseline is recommended. Alternatively, a lithium heparin plasma tube may be used if appropriate for the test method used.

12. Do not use tubes after their expiration date.

Storage

Store tubes at 4–25°C (40–77°F). NOTE: Avoid exposure to direct sunlight. Exceeding the maximum recommended storage temperature may lead to impairment of the tube quality (i.e. vacuum loss, drying out of liquid additives, colouring, etc.)