Bradley EDTA K3 Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tube - 2ml Pack of 100 Pieces (BL-7000)

The Bradley EDTA K3 Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tube (BL‑7000) is a high‑quality, non‑vacuum tube designed for safe and efficient collection of whole blood samples for hematology testing. Each tube contains K3EDTA (Tripotassium Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid) anticoagulant to prevent blood clotting and preserve blood cells for accurate laboratory analysis. With a 2 ml capacity and robust leak‑resistant construction, these tubes are ideal for routine blood sample collection in clinical diagnostic labs, hospitals, and pathology centers. This pack of 100 tubes offers a cost‑effective solution for high‑volume testing environments.

Key Features :

• K3 EDTA Anticoagulant: Ensures reliable prevention of clot formation and preserves cellular components for dependable hematology results.

• 2ml Collection Capacity: Ideal for routine blood tests requiring small‑volume whole blood samples.

• Non‑Vacuum Tube Design: Allows easy manual blood collection without the need for vacuum draw systems.

• Pack of 100 Tubes: Cost‑effective supply for diagnostic labs and pathology departments.

• Tube Material: High-quality medical-grade plastic, breakage-resistant
• Anticoagulant: K3 EDTA to inhibit blood clotting and preserve sample integrity
• Cap & Seal: Leak-proof, secure closure to avoid contamination

1.   Insert the needle into the patient's vein gently using standard venipuncture techniques.
2.   Let the Bradley EDTA K3 Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tube fill by gravity.
3.   Make sure the tube is filled to the prescribed volume for proper analysis.
4.   Invert the tube gently 8–10 times to mix the anticoagulant with the blood sample.
5.   Accurately label the tube and have it processed.

· Single use only – Do not reuse to prevent cross-contamination.
· Keep out of direct sunlight and in a cool, dry place.
· Use only within recommended expiry date to ensure accurate results.
· Make sure the cap is tightly closed to avoid leaks and contamination.
· Dispose of used tubes in accordance with biohazard waste procedures.

Q1. What is a Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tube?
Ans. A non-vacuum blood collection tube does not utilize internal suction for blood withdrawal. The sample is drawn under gravity, with increased control during venipuncture.
Q2. What is the application of a Non-Vacuation Blood Collection Tube?
Ans. They are applied mainly in blood and hematology testing, such as Complete Blood Count (CBC) tests, as well as other diagnostic tests involving anticoagulated blood samples.
Q3. Can I utilize a Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tube for every test?
Ans. No, the tubes are used for hematological tests alone and not coagulation, biochemistry, or serology tests that call for other preservatives.
Q4. How do I store a Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tube after collection?
Ans. Store the filled tube upright at room temperature (15-25°C) and do not shake excessively or freeze to ensure sample stability.
Q5. Is a Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tube reusable?
Ans. No, these tubes are for single use only to avoid cross-contamination and provide precise test results.