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mb+ K3 EDTA Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes - 13 x 75mm PP 3ml Pack of 100
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100 PP Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes
mb+ K3 EDTA Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes are engineered for accurate and safe blood sample collection in diagnostic laboratories and healthcare settings. These tubes, measuring 13 x 75mm with a 3ml volume, are coated with K3 EDTA anticoagulant, which functions by binding calcium ions to prevent blood clotting and preserve cellular integrity for reliable hematology testing.
The non-vacuum design of these tubes enables controlled manual sample collection, making them suitable for various clinical applications requiring blood samples for hematology tests such as Complete Blood Count (CBC), blood grouping, and peripheral blood smear tests. Manufactured from high-quality polypropylene (PP), the tubes are durable, lightweight, and ensure secure handling and transport while maintaining sample quality. All raw materials used are non-toxic, food, and medical certified, adhering to European directives.
Key Features :
K3 EDTA Anticoagulant: Prevents blood clotting by chelating calcium ions, preserving cellular integrity for accurate hematology results.
Sample Type Collected: Designed for blood samples, specifically for hematology testing including CBC and blood analysis.
Material Safety: Constructed from high-quality polypropylene (PP) for durability, lightweight handling, and secure sample containment.
Regulatory Standards: Manufactured under strict quality standards to provide consistent performance for hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic labs.
| Additive Type | K3 EDTA (Tripotassium EDTA) |
| Tube Material | PP (Polypropylene) |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Draw Method | Non-Vacuum |
| Stopper / Cap Closure System | Leak-Proof Cap |
| Shelf Life | Up to 24 months |
K3 EDTA is an anticoagulant that prevents blood clotting by binding calcium ions, which are essential for the coagulation cascade. This preserves cellular integrity and ensures accurate hematology results by maintaining the morphology and viability of blood cells during sample collection, transport, and laboratory processing.
Non-vacuum tubes enable controlled manual blood collection, allowing phlebotomists to regulate fill volume and collection speed based on patient-specific needs. This design is particularly useful in difficult venipuncture scenarios, pediatric collections, or when precise sample volumes are critical for specific hematology assays.
Polypropylene offers durability, lightweight handling, and break-resistance, reducing the risk of sample loss or contamination during transport and storage. The material is also compatible with standard laboratory centrifugation and processing workflows without leaching or degradation.
The leak-proof cap creates a secure seal that prevents sample leakage during handling, transport, and centrifugation, which protects both sample integrity and laboratory personnel from biohazard exposure. This design also prevents evaporation and external contamination that could compromise hematology test results.
K3 EDTA tubes are the standard choice for complete blood count (CBC), differential white blood cell counts, and other hematology assays that require intact cellular morphology. The anticoagulant preserves cell structure without hemolysis, making results reliable for automated hematology analyzers and manual microscopy.
These tubes are manufactured to meet standards for blood collection devices used in diagnostic laboratories. The K3 EDTA formulation and tube design comply with requirements for anticoagulated blood collection in hematology testing across healthcare settings.
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