Specifications Table

Product Name – Swing Out Set of 4 metal buckets, Vacutainer

Quantity/Pack Size – 5/7 ml (Long) Tubes, 5/7 ml (Short) Tubes, 10 ml Tubes

Form – Tube, Vacuum Sealed

Grade – Clinical/Laboratory Grade

Application – Blood Collection, Diagnostic Testing

Product Overview

The Vacutainer 10 ml Tubes are engineered to provide a robust and high-capacity solution for blood sample collection, catering to the extensive needs of modern diagnostic and research laboratories. Each tube is manufactured with precision, ensuring sterility and consistency, which are foundational for accurate analytical outcomes. The substantial 10 ml volume capacity is ideal for tests requiring a larger blood sample, reducing the need for multiple venipunctures and improving patient comfort. Featuring the renowned Vacutainer vacuum system, these tubes guarantee a precise and consistent draw volume, eliminating common errors associated with manual filling. This controlled environment safeguards sample integrity, preventing contamination and ensuring the stability of analytes during collection, transport, and processing. Constructed from high-quality, durable materials, these tubes are designed to withstand typical laboratory handling, minimizing the risk of breakage and enhancing overall safety. Seamlessly integrating with standard phlebotomy equipment, they support efficient and reliable blood collection procedures. Rely on these 10 ml Vacutainer tubes for superior performance and peace of mind, knowing that your collected samples are optimally preserved for a wide spectrum of diagnostic assays and research investigations.

FAQs

1. When is a 10 ml Vacutainer tube typically preferred over smaller volumes?

A 10 ml tube is preferred when a larger volume of blood is required for comprehensive testing panels, multiple tests from a single draw, or when specific assays demand a higher sample volume to ensure accuracy and reduce re-draws.

2. Do these tubes come with different additives, and how do I identify them?

Yes, 10 ml Vacutainer tubes are available with various additives (e.g., EDTA, Heparin, no additive for serum). The type of additive is identified by the color of the tube cap, which corresponds to specific laboratory tests.

3. Can these 10 ml tubes be used in conjunction with blood culture bottles?

While blood culture bottles are usually drawn first, 10 ml Vacutainer tubes can be used as part of the overall blood collection sequence for other tests after the culture bottles are filled, following standard phlebotomy guidelines.

4. What is the recommended centrifugation speed and time for these 10 ml tubes?

Centrifugation parameters (speed and time) depend on the specific additive within the tube (e.g., serum separator gel, anticoagulant) and the laboratory’s protocol. Always refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for optimal separation.

5. Are there any special handling instructions for these tubes after blood collection?

After collection, gently invert tubes with additives a specified number of times to ensure proper mixing. For tubes requiring clotting, allow sufficient time before centrifugation. Store and transport according to laboratory guidelines to maintain sample integrity.