What are the specific medical situations where this Vacutainer Tube is most effectively utilized?
This 4.0 mL Vacutainer tube with Hemogard closure and clot activator/polymer gel is most effectively utilized for blood tests requiring serum separation, such as chemistry tests, immunology, and serology [Manufacturer Info].
How does the Hemogard closure feature benefit the user compared to traditional tube closures?
The Hemogard closure on the Vacutainer tubes minimizes blood contact, reducing the risk of contamination and enhancing safety for healthcare professionals during blood collection [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any special storage conditions needed to maintain the integrity of the clot activator/polymer gel inside the tube?
These Vacutainer tubes should be stored at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, to maintain the integrity of the clot activator and polymer gel [Manufacturer Info].
What should procurement staff consider when deciding between this model and other similar vacutainer tubes from different manufacturers?
Procurement staff should consider compatibility with existing blood collection systems, cost-effectiveness, specific tube features like clot activation and gel separation, and feedback from clinical users [Manufacturer Info].
Can these Vacutainer tubes be used for all blood tests, or are there specific tests they are best suited for?
These Vacutainer tubes are best suited for tests requiring serum analysis and should not be used for tests requiring whole blood or plasma, as the clot activator and gel are designed for serum separation [Manufacturer Info].
How should these tubes be handled to ensure safety and accuracy of test results during blood collection?
Handle these tubes with care to avoid exposure to contaminants; ensure proper mixing of blood with additives by gently inverting the tube immediately after collection [Manufacturer Info].
What feedback have clinicians provided about their experience with this product in terms of ease of use and reliability?
Clinicians have generally reported that these Vacutainer tubes are easy to use and reliable for obtaining high-quality serum samples, with the Hemogard closure enhancing safety and convenience [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any known limitations or common challenges associated with using these 4.0mL Vacutainer tubes?
Common challenges include ensuring complete blood clotting before centrifugation to prevent sample contamination and managing the precise volume requirement due to the tube's specific 4.0 mL capacity [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does the design of these tubes ensure consistent performance in laboratory settings?
The design of these Vacutainer tubes ensures consistent performance through the standardized size, the effective clot activator and polymer gel for reliable serum separation, and the secure Hemogard closure [Manufacturer Info].
BDItem # Dealmed item number: 523016MPN Manufacturer part number: 367977
Vacutainer Tube, Hemogard Closure, 13mm x 100mm, 4.0mL, 100/Bx 10/cs
What are the specific medical situations where this Vacutainer Tube is most effectively utilized?
This 4.0 mL Vacutainer tube with Hemogard closure and clot activator/polymer gel is most effectively utilized for blood tests requiring serum separation, such as chemistry tests, immunology, and serology [Manufacturer Info].
How does the Hemogard closure feature benefit the user compared to traditional tube closures?
The Hemogard closure on the Vacutainer tubes minimizes blood contact, reducing the risk of contamination and enhancing safety for healthcare professionals during blood collection [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any special storage conditions needed to maintain the integrity of the clot activator/polymer gel inside the tube?
These Vacutainer tubes should be stored at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, to maintain the integrity of the clot activator and polymer gel [Manufacturer Info].
What should procurement staff consider when deciding between this model and other similar vacutainer tubes from different manufacturers?
Procurement staff should consider compatibility with existing blood collection systems, cost-effectiveness, specific tube features like clot activation and gel separation, and feedback from clinical users [Manufacturer Info].
Can these Vacutainer tubes be used for all blood tests, or are there specific tests they are best suited for?
These Vacutainer tubes are best suited for tests requiring serum analysis and should not be used for tests requiring whole blood or plasma, as the clot activator and gel are designed for serum separation [Manufacturer Info].
How should these tubes be handled to ensure safety and accuracy of test results during blood collection?
Handle these tubes with care to avoid exposure to contaminants; ensure proper mixing of blood with additives by gently inverting the tube immediately after collection [Manufacturer Info].
What feedback have clinicians provided about their experience with this product in terms of ease of use and reliability?
Clinicians have generally reported that these Vacutainer tubes are easy to use and reliable for obtaining high-quality serum samples, with the Hemogard closure enhancing safety and convenience [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any known limitations or common challenges associated with using these 4.0mL Vacutainer tubes?
Common challenges include ensuring complete blood clotting before centrifugation to prevent sample contamination and managing the precise volume requirement due to the tube's specific 4.0 mL capacity [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does the design of these tubes ensure consistent performance in laboratory settings?
The design of these Vacutainer tubes ensures consistent performance through the standardized size, the effective clot activator and polymer gel for reliable serum separation, and the secure Hemogard closure [Manufacturer Info].
Vacutainer® SST™ Tubes - 13 mm x 100 mm
Plastic
Volume: 4.0 mL
Hemogard Closure
Clot activator/polymer gel
100/Bx 10/cs
Case Size
10/Cs
Manufacturer
BD
Size
13 mm x 100 mm
Sold By
Box of 100
What are the specific medical situations where this Vacutainer Tube is most effectively utilized?
This 4.0 mL Vacutainer tube with Hemogard closure and clot activator/polymer gel is most effectively utilized for blood tests requiring serum separation, such as chemistry tests, immunology, and serology [Manufacturer Info].
How does the Hemogard closure feature benefit the user compared to traditional tube closures?
The Hemogard closure on the Vacutainer tubes minimizes blood contact, reducing the risk of contamination and enhancing safety for healthcare professionals during blood collection [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any special storage conditions needed to maintain the integrity of the clot activator/polymer gel inside the tube?
These Vacutainer tubes should be stored at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, to maintain the integrity of the clot activator and polymer gel [Manufacturer Info].
What should procurement staff consider when deciding between this model and other similar vacutainer tubes from different manufacturers?
Procurement staff should consider compatibility with existing blood collection systems, cost-effectiveness, specific tube features like clot activation and gel separation, and feedback from clinical users [Manufacturer Info].
Can these Vacutainer tubes be used for all blood tests, or are there specific tests they are best suited for?
These Vacutainer tubes are best suited for tests requiring serum analysis and should not be used for tests requiring whole blood or plasma, as the clot activator and gel are designed for serum separation [Manufacturer Info].
How should these tubes be handled to ensure safety and accuracy of test results during blood collection?
Handle these tubes with care to avoid exposure to contaminants; ensure proper mixing of blood with additives by gently inverting the tube immediately after collection [Manufacturer Info].
What feedback have clinicians provided about their experience with this product in terms of ease of use and reliability?
Clinicians have generally reported that these Vacutainer tubes are easy to use and reliable for obtaining high-quality serum samples, with the Hemogard closure enhancing safety and convenience [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any known limitations or common challenges associated with using these 4.0mL Vacutainer tubes?
Common challenges include ensuring complete blood clotting before centrifugation to prevent sample contamination and managing the precise volume requirement due to the tube's specific 4.0 mL capacity [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does the design of these tubes ensure consistent performance in laboratory settings?
The design of these Vacutainer tubes ensures consistent performance through the standardized size, the effective clot activator and polymer gel for reliable serum separation, and the secure Hemogard closure [Manufacturer Info].
Vacutainer® SST™ Tubes - 13 mm x 100 mm
Plastic
Volume: 4.0 mL
Hemogard Closure
Clot activator/polymer gel
100/Bx 10/cs
Case Size
10/Cs
Manufacturer
BD
Size
13 mm x 100 mm
Sold By
Box of 100
What are the specific medical situations where this Vacutainer Tube is most effectively utilized?
This 4.0 mL Vacutainer tube with Hemogard closure and clot activator/polymer gel is most effectively utilized for blood tests requiring serum separation, such as chemistry tests, immunology, and serology [Manufacturer Info].
How does the Hemogard closure feature benefit the user compared to traditional tube closures?
The Hemogard closure on the Vacutainer tubes minimizes blood contact, reducing the risk of contamination and enhancing safety for healthcare professionals during blood collection [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any special storage conditions needed to maintain the integrity of the clot activator/polymer gel inside the tube?
These Vacutainer tubes should be stored at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, to maintain the integrity of the clot activator and polymer gel [Manufacturer Info].
What should procurement staff consider when deciding between this model and other similar vacutainer tubes from different manufacturers?
Procurement staff should consider compatibility with existing blood collection systems, cost-effectiveness, specific tube features like clot activation and gel separation, and feedback from clinical users [Manufacturer Info].
Can these Vacutainer tubes be used for all blood tests, or are there specific tests they are best suited for?
These Vacutainer tubes are best suited for tests requiring serum analysis and should not be used for tests requiring whole blood or plasma, as the clot activator and gel are designed for serum separation [Manufacturer Info].
How should these tubes be handled to ensure safety and accuracy of test results during blood collection?
Handle these tubes with care to avoid exposure to contaminants; ensure proper mixing of blood with additives by gently inverting the tube immediately after collection [Manufacturer Info].
What feedback have clinicians provided about their experience with this product in terms of ease of use and reliability?
Clinicians have generally reported that these Vacutainer tubes are easy to use and reliable for obtaining high-quality serum samples, with the Hemogard closure enhancing safety and convenience [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any known limitations or common challenges associated with using these 4.0mL Vacutainer tubes?
Common challenges include ensuring complete blood clotting before centrifugation to prevent sample contamination and managing the precise volume requirement due to the tube's specific 4.0 mL capacity [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does the design of these tubes ensure consistent performance in laboratory settings?
The design of these Vacutainer tubes ensures consistent performance through the standardized size, the effective clot activator and polymer gel for reliable serum separation, and the secure Hemogard closure [Manufacturer Info].