TUBE, CAPILLARY, heparinized, 20 µl, 30-32 mm
STD
ELABTUCA20H
Valid Article
Account code:
60200
HS Code:
903300
Last Updated on:
11/12/2024, 20:13:08
Former
Code(s):
ELAETUCA2H-
Single use
A single-use device, also referred to as a disposable device, is intended for use on one patient during a single procedure. It is not intended to be reprocessed (i.e., cleaned and disinfected or sterilized).
W0501010203 - Blood collection, capillary tubes
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MICROCAPILLARY TUBE, heparinized
Definition
Heparinized, fine glass tubes, used to sample blood through capillarity.
Synonym
microcapillary pipettes, Minicaps
Specifications
Material
Borosilicate glass
Technical specifications
- Length: 30-32 mm
- Anticoagulant: Na-heparin
- Capacity: 20 or 40µl
- 40 µl tubes only to be used for CATT - test
- Non sterile, single use only
Packaging & Labelling
Container of 10 or 100 capillaries with dispenser cap
Instructions for use
Waste management
Immediately after use, dispose of the tube into a sharps container.
MSF requirements
Consumable for the CATT test (Trypanosoma Gambiense), if extra capillary tubes are required: 40 µl.
Manual total white blood cell count and thick and thin blood films for malaria: 20 µl
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