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These tubes contain a separating gel that migrates to the interface between serum and clot during centrifugation.
The gel forms a stable barrier, effectively separating the serum from fibrin and cells.
The result is clear serum that can be analyzed without interference from clot components.
The gel and clot activator allow for cleaner separation of serum from the clot, resulting in a larger serum volume.
Suitable for tests in immunology, protein electrophoresis, serology, and microbiology.
Clot activator tubes are used for various analyte determinations in clinical chemistry.
Tests include assessing glucose levels, liver function, cardiac enzymes, and more.
Suitable for tests in immunology, protein electrophoresis, serology, and microbiology
Lithium Heparin Blood Collection Tubes are primarily used for various analyte determinations in clinical chemistry.
They are suitable for tests such as blood glucose, electrolytes, and other biochemical markers.
The green top indicates the presence of lithium heparin.
sodium citrate tubes play a crucial role in collecting and preserving blood samples for various diagnostic tests.
These tubes are filled with a buffered trisodium citrate solution.
They contain 3.2% buffered sodium citrate solution.
K2EDTA tubes play a crucial role in collecting and preserving blood samples for various diagnostic tests.
These tubes are used for determinations in EDTA whole blood for hematology.
They contain dipotassium K2 EDTA, which blocks the coagulation cascade.