No Additive Red Lid Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes In 2-10ML

No additive tubes are used in determinations for clinical chemistry and hormones, microbiological serology, immunology, TDM and cross-matching.

The tubes without additive from Ganda Medical are available in the version Z no additive. There is no additive in the tube, after one hour the blood in the tube is completely coagulated.

Tubes without additives contain no chemical additives, but like the other tubes with an additive, are evacuated on the inside.

Tube Volume: 2-10ml
Tube Size: 13x75mm,13x100mm,16x100mm
Cap Material: Plastic
Stopper: Rubber
Tube Material: Glass Or PET
Lid color: Red
Tube Color: Transparent
Recommended storage temperature: 4-25℃
13x75mm tube Packaging: 100PCS/Tray,18Trays/CTN
13x100mm tube Packaging: 100PCS/Tray,12Trays/CTN
16x100mm tube Packaging: 100PCS/Tray,12Trays/CTN

product details

Applications:

1. These vacutainers are used for the preparation of serum.

2. Serological Tests -WIDAL, ASO, RF, VDRL,HBsAg etc.,serum urea,serum Alkaline,Phosphatase, BUN, serum creatinine, Liver function test, thyroid function test,lipid profile test, antibody sreening etc.

3. With special treatment on the inner surface, it’s extremely smooth for normal activity of thrombocyte and unhindered clotting, which prevents hemolysis or adhesion of blood corpuscle or fibrin to the inner surface.

Definition/Introduction

Laboratory tube collection is a process applied when withdrawing blood samples from patients before they get tested in the laboratory. It follows the principle, which is most commonly known as the "order of draw." Different tests and biochemical assays require varying types of sample collection tubes. The reason why tubes are color-coded is for practical and easy identification.

In-vitro analysis of blood samples can be performed in clinical laboratories. However, these blood samples come in different forms. Testing procedures can require any of the following blood sample types: serum or plasma. In performing multiple collections of venous and/or arterial blood samples in a single patient, a color sequence of withdrawing and its indications based on the Clinical & Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) is the recommended procedure.