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LGGDN050EK
OEM
9018390000
The Capillary Collection Tube is designed for precise micro-blood collection, particularly from infants, children, or patients with difficult venous access. This 0.5ml plain tube offers accurate sample capture without additives, ideal for serum testing.
Features :
Plain (No Additive): Suitable for serum collection, allowing natural clotting.
Tube Volume – 0.5ml: Specifically sized for capillary blood draws, ideal for pediatric or fingerstick sampling.
Sterile Use: Manufactured under sterile conditions to maintain sample integrity and patient safety.
Easy Transfer Design: Facilitates simple, mess-free sample transfer to analytical instruments or containers.
Benefits:
Minimally Invasive: Ideal for micro-sampling, reducing discomfort during collection.
Accurate and Safe: Plain tube ensures natural serum separation with minimal sample contamination.
Enhanced Workflow: Easy handling and transfer streamline lab processing.
Reliable for Pediatrics: Designed for small-volume collection where traditional tubes are impractical.
Specification：
| Item No | Specification | Quantity(pcs) | Measurement(cm) |
| GDN050EK | 5ml EDTA K3 Non-Vacuum blood tube,Green Cap | 1000 | 48*25*33.5 |
| GDN050A | 5ml Plain Non-Vacuum blood tube,Red Cap | 1000 | 48*25*33.5 |
| GDN050SP | 5ml Fluoride Oxalate Non-Vacuum blood tube,Yellow Cap | 1000 | 48*25*33.5 |
| GDN050LH | 5ml Lithium Heparin Non-Vacuum blood tube,Green Cap | 1000 | 48*25*33.5 |
Scope of Application：
Capillary Collection Tube for Medical Use for all wound types. Safety and hygiene for hospitals and clinics use.
FAQ：
Q: What is the tube’s capacity?
A: It holds 0.5ml of blood, perfect for capillary sampling.
Q: Does it contain any additives?
A: No, it is a plain tube without additives, intended for serum testing.
Q: Is it sterile?
A: Yes, the tube is sterile and safe for clinical use.
Q: Who is this tube best suited for?
A: It's ideal for infants, children, or adults requiring low-volume sampling, especially in point-of-care or outpatient settings.
The Capillary Collection Tube is designed for precise micro-blood collection, particularly from infants, children, or patients with difficult venous access. This 0.5ml plain tube offers accurate sample capture without additives, ideal for serum testing.
Features :
Plain (No Additive): Suitable for serum collection, allowing natural clotting.
Tube Volume – 0.5ml: Specifically sized for capillary blood draws, ideal for pediatric or fingerstick sampling.
Sterile Use: Manufactured under sterile conditions to maintain sample integrity and patient safety.
Easy Transfer Design: Facilitates simple, mess-free sample transfer to analytical instruments or containers.
Benefits:
Minimally Invasive: Ideal for micro-sampling, reducing discomfort during collection.
Accurate and Safe: Plain tube ensures natural serum separation with minimal sample contamination.
Enhanced Workflow: Easy handling and transfer streamline lab processing.
Reliable for Pediatrics: Designed for small-volume collection where traditional tubes are impractical.
Specification：
| Item No | Specification | Quantity(pcs) | Measurement(cm) |
| GDN050EK | 5ml EDTA K3 Non-Vacuum blood tube,Green Cap | 1000 | 48*25*33.5 |
| GDN050A | 5ml Plain Non-Vacuum blood tube,Red Cap | 1000 | 48*25*33.5 |
| GDN050SP | 5ml Fluoride Oxalate Non-Vacuum blood tube,Yellow Cap | 1000 | 48*25*33.5 |
| GDN050LH | 5ml Lithium Heparin Non-Vacuum blood tube,Green Cap | 1000 | 48*25*33.5 |
Scope of Application：
Capillary Collection Tube for Medical Use for all wound types. Safety and hygiene for hospitals and clinics use.
FAQ：
Q: What is the tube’s capacity?
A: It holds 0.5ml of blood, perfect for capillary sampling.
Q: Does it contain any additives?
A: No, it is a plain tube without additives, intended for serum testing.
Q: Is it sterile?
A: Yes, the tube is sterile and safe for clinical use.
Q: Who is this tube best suited for?
A: It's ideal for infants, children, or adults requiring low-volume sampling, especially in point-of-care or outpatient settings.
