Urinalysis Preservative Tubes

Specifications

Size: 9 mL Urinalysis Preservative Tubes

Sterility – Sterile 

Storage Requirements – 2 to 25 °C 

Includes:

• Tube: Labeled, rounded-bottom design for easy handling and accurate labeling.
• Cap: Gray cap with textured sides for secure handling and a puncture top for simple urine transfer.
• Preservative Solution: Specialized formula for sample stabilization.

Description:

• Effective Preservation of Urine Specimens: Each preservative tube contains a specialized solution that stabilizes urine samples by preventing the degradation of critical analytes, including proteins, enzymes, and cellular elements. This ensures the sample remains unaltered during storage and transportation, preserving integrity for accurate analysis.
• Inhibits Bacterial Growth: The preservative solution inhibits bacterial proliferation, minimizing microbial contamination and extending the usability of stored urine samples.
• Extended Stability for Storage: Designed for room temperature storage, these preservative tubes maintain urine sample stability for extended periods, ensuring reliable results without the need for refrigeration.
• Seamless Compatibility: These Urinalysis Preservative Tubes integrate effortlessly with various urinalysis methods, including dipstick tests, microscopy, and automated analyzers. Their compatibility eliminates the need for additional equipment or reagents, streamlining laboratory workflows.
• Convenient and Secure Design: Featuring a tight-sealing gray cap with a puncture top, the tubes prevent leakage and ensure sample security during transport. The transparent construction allows for clear visualization of sample volume and characteristics.
• Versatile Use for Multiple Analytes: These preservative tubes are suitable for preserving urine samples used to analyze a wide array of analytes, such as pH, specific gravity, protein, glucose, ketones, bilirubin, urobilinogen, nitrites, leukocytes, and sediment components.

For Research Use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures