Bd Vacutainer Plus Plastic Blood Collection Tubes (No Additive)

BD Vacutainer Plus Plastic Blood Collection Tubes offer healthcare professionals a safer and more reliable method for collecting blood samples. These plastic-based tubes greatly minimize the risk of breakage, ensuring specimen integrity from the point of collection to transportation and storage. Their design aligns with EPA guidelines for safe and straightforward disposal after a single use.

The tubes are particularly suitable for serum collection, as they contain no additives, making them versatile for various laboratory needs. Measuring 13mm x 75mm, with a 3.0mL capacity, they come with a conventional Red/Gray closure to ensure a secure seal. Each box includes 100 tubes, packed in cases of 10 boxes each, making them an efficient solution for busy healthcare settings.

• Made from plastic, the BD Vacutainer Plus tubes significantly reduce the risk of breakage and consequential specimen spillage during handling and transportation.
• The tubes come with a Red/Gray Conventional Closure which ensures a secure and airtight seal, preserving sample integrity until testing.
• With no additives, these tubes are suitable for serum and other procedures that do not require preservatives.

• The BD Vacutainer Plus Plastic Blood Collection Tubes are used for collecting blood samples in various healthcare settings. They're ideal for laboratory testing, research studies, and clinical blood draws, offering a safer alternative to glass tubes.
• It effectively reduces the risks related to specimen spillage and tube breakage during transportation and handling, providing a reliable solution for blood collection while maintaining sample integrity.

1. What size are the BD Vacutainer Plus Plastic Blood Collection Tubes?
The tubes are 13mm in diameter by 75mm in length and have a capacity of 3.0mL.

2. Are these blood collection tubes reusable?
No, BD Vacutainer Plus Plastic Blood Collection Tubes are designed for single-use only.

3. Do these tubes need any special disposal methods?
No, these tubes can be disposed of safely in accordance with EPA guidelines.