Flocked swabs/nasal swabs for single-use sample collection

Product nameCommon name: Disposable Use SamplerPacking specification 1 serving / bag, 30 servings / box, 50 servings / boxexpected usage1.Virus sampling tubes are used for the collection and transportation of clinical influenza, avian influenza (such as H7N9), viral bacteria on hands, hand-foot-mouth virus, m

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Product name
Common name: Disposable Use Sampler

Packing specification 1 serving / bag, 30 servings / box, 50 servings / box

expected usage
1.Virus sampling tubes are used for the collection and transportation of clinical influenza, avian influenza (such as H7N9), viral bacteria on hands, hand-foot-mouth virus, measles and other virus specimens, as well as chlamydia, mycoplasma, ureaplasma, anaerobic bacteria, aerobic bacteria, and chlamydia samples .
2. Virus sampling tube is used for storage and transportation of viruses and related samples within 48 hours under refrigeration (2-8 degrees).
3. Virus sampling tube is used for long-term storage of viruses and related samples in -80 degree environment or liquid nitrogen environment.

Main components
Serial numbercomposition30 servings / box50 servings / box
11 storage tube (including 3ml sample solution)3ml × 30 tube3ml × 50 tube
2Sampling swab30 pcs / box 50 pcs / box
3Instructions1 serving1 serving

Storage conditions and expiration dateStore at room temperature, store in a dry and ventilated place, beware of moisture, and should not be stored together with toxic or special odor items, avoid direct contact with fire sources and flammable and corrosive substances.

Scope of application Used for sample collection, transportation and storage.


 
Flocked Swab/Nasal Swab for Disposable Sampling Collection
Flocked Swab/Nasal Swab for Disposable Sampling Collection
Flocked Swab/Nasal Swab for Disposable Sampling Collection
Flocked Swab/Nasal Swab for Disposable Sampling Collection






 

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