non vac Sodium Citrate 3.2
non vac Sodium Citrate 3.2 2
non vac Sodium Citrate 3.2 3
non vac Sodium Citrate 3.2
non vac Sodium Citrate 3.2 2
non vac Sodium Citrate 3.2 3

Sodium Citrate 3.2

Specification

  • Specimen-Piasma or whole
  • Additive- 100 unit/ml
  • Cap color- Blue
  • Tube size- 13 x 75mm
  • Draw volume- 2.0ml, 3.0ml
  • Inversion-4—6 Time inverted gently
  • Recommended centrifuge- Centrifuge for 10 minutes at 4000 RPM

Intended use

Sodium Citrate 3.2 % tubes are used to collect, transport and process blood for testing plasma or whole blood in the clinical laboratory.

Principle

Coagulation tubes are filled with buffered tri — sodium citrate. The mixing ratio is 1 part citrate to 9 parts blood with advantages of high accurate blood — to — additive ratio. It can provide an excellent condition for the blood coagulation studies.

Design

It is composed of plastic tube containing Sodium Citrate as anticoagulant.

 

Category:

Sodium Citrate 3.2 Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes

Nasmed Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd. offers high-quality Sodium Citrate 3.2 Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes, designed for precise and efficient blood sample collection. They specifically formulate these tubes to prevent blood clotting, ensuring accurate and reliable coagulation testing results.

 

Key Features:

Anticoagulant: Contains 3.2% sodium citrate, a potent anticoagulant that chelates calcium ions in the blood, inhibiting the coagulation cascade.

Non-Vacuum Design: The non-vacuum design allows for flexible blood collection techniques, making it suitable for various clinical settings.

Clear Labeling: The manufacturer clearly labels each tube with the anticoagulant type, volume, and expiration date, ensuring proper identification and storage.

High-Quality Materials: Manufactured using premium-grade materials to guarantee durability and performance.

Accurate Volume: Precisely calibrated to ensure accurate blood-to-additive ratios, vital for reliable test results.

Sterile Packaging: Individually packaged to maintain sterility and prevent contamination.

Easy-to-Use: Simple and straightforward design for convenient and efficient blood collection.

 

Intended Use:

Laboratories primarily use Sodium Citrate 3.2 Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes for collecting blood samples for coagulation studies, including:

  • Prothrombin Time (PT)
  • Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (aPTT)
  • Thrombin Time (TT)
  • Fibrinogen Assay
  • D-dimer Assay

 

Clinical Significance:

Coagulation tests are essential for diagnosing and monitoring bleeding disorders, thrombotic conditions, and other medical conditions affecting blood clotting. Accurate and reliable results from these tests are crucial for appropriate patient management and treatment.

 

Instructions for Use:

Prepare the Patient: Ensure the patient is properly identified and informed about the procedure.

Select the Appropriate Tube: Choose the correct Sodium Citrate 3.2 Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tube based on the required test.

Perform Venipuncture: Use aseptic technique to perform venipuncture and collect the blood sample.

Transfer Blood to the Tube: Gently transfer the blood sample into the tube, ensuring proper mixing.

Mix Thoroughly: Invert the tube gently 5-10 times to ensure complete mixing of the blood with the anticoagulant.

Label the Tube: Label the tube with the patient’s information, date, and time of collection.

Transport and Storage: Transport the blood sample to the laboratory promptly and store it according to laboratory guidelines.

 

Storage and Handling:

  • Store tubes at room temperature (15-30°C) in a dry, dark place.
  • Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
  • Check the expiration date before use.
  • Dispose of used tubes according to local regulations.

 

Nasmed Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd. is committed to providing high-quality products and adheres to stringent quality control standards. Our products are manufactured in state-of-the-art facilities and undergo rigorous testing to ensure compliance with international quality standards.

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