Multi-Sample Blood Collection Needles (Pen Needles)
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Features
- How it works: Non-vacuum blood collection tube should be used together with a syringe. After blood collection with a syringe, transfer the blood into non-vacuum blood collection tube.
- Additive filling: The EDTA and heparin is sprayed on the inner wall of the tube.
- Operation notice: When transferring blood samples using a syringe, remove the needle and allow blood to flow slowly down the tube wall into the non-vacuum blood collection tube. Cap tightly and revert the tubes 6-8 times.
Product Specifications
| Product | Cap Color | Material | Size | Volume |
| EDTA tubeK2/K3 EDTA Tube | Purple | PP | 12×55mm | 0.5ml,1ml |
| Heparin tubeLithium heparin tubeSodium heparin tube | Green | PP | 12×55mm | 0.5ml,1ml |
Application
Non-vacuum blood collection tubes are used with syringes for sampling when vacuum collection is not feasible.
Why this product is chosen?
Used with syringes, non-vacuum blood collection tubes allow controllable blood flow. Suitable for patients with poor venous access to prevent vascular collapse and hemolysis induced by vacuum sampling. Suitable for emergency, bedside and primary healthcare settings lacking stable vacuum venipuncture conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
A: Non-vacuum blood collection tubes with screw caps feature reliable sealing when tightly closed. Under standard operation, blood leakage rarely happens during routine transport. Improperly fastened caps, heavy extrusion or prolonged inverted placement may cause leakage. Adequate packaging is required to avoid violent shaking during shipment.
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