CDHealth Evacuated Blood Collection Tube

CDHealth Evacuated Blood Collection Tube (Sodium Fluoride & Potassium Oxalate)

CDHealth Evacuated Blood Collection Tube with Sodium Fluoride and Potassium Oxalate is designed for blood sample collection, particularly for glucose testing. Sodium Fluoride acts as a glycolysis inhibitor, while Potassium Oxalate functions as an anticoagulant to help preserve the blood sample for laboratory analysis. The vacuum-sealed tube supports convenient and controlled blood collection.

Key Features

• Contains Sodium Fluoride (NaF) and Potassium Oxalate (KOx)

• Sodium Fluoride helps inhibit glycolysis

• Potassium Oxalate functions as an anticoagulant

• Vacuum-sealed tube for controlled blood collection

• Designed for blood glucose testing

• Suitable for clinical laboratories and diagnostic centers

Benefits

• Helps maintain sample integrity during glucose testing

• Supports reliable laboratory analysis

• Vacuum design allows convenient blood collection

• Anticoagulant helps prevent unwanted blood clotting in the collected sample

• Suitable for routine clinical and diagnostic applications

How to Use

1. Verify the tube type and patient/sample details before collection.

2. Collect the required blood sample using an appropriate blood collection technique.

3. Allow the vacuum tube to draw blood to the appropriate fill level.

4. Gently mix the collected sample according to the laboratory's recommended procedure.

5. Label and handle the sample according to applicable laboratory protocols.

Cautions

• For professional blood collection and laboratory use.

• Use only according to established blood collection and laboratory protocols.

• Check the tube, packaging, expiry date, and vacuum integrity before use.

• Do not use tubes that are damaged, expired, or have lost their vacuum.

• Handle collected blood samples as potentially infectious material and follow appropriate biosafety procedures.

• Dispose of used tubes and collection materials according to applicable biomedical waste guidelines.