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Manufactured in ISO 13485-compliant facilities, the XINLE Midstream Urine Collection Kit provide a user friendly, user-friendly, and standardized pre-analytical solution for diagnostic urinalysis.
Manual “clean-catch” instructions often result in heavy sample contamination from skin flora, urethral opening bacteria, and environmental particles, leading to false-positive culture results and unnecessary repeat testing. Our integrated collection device automatically diverts the initial contaminated stream and directly captures the clean midstream urine into a sealed 12 mL PET tube without manual timing control, ensuring maximum sample hygiene and laboratory accuracy.
Regulatory Notice: Single-Use Medical Consumable for Clinical In Vitro Diagnostic Urinalysis.
The Midstream Urine Collection Kit is the gold-standard specimen collection device across diverse clinical departments:
| Parameter | Specification |
| Product Name | Midstream Urine Collection Kit (Clean-Catch Device) |
| Collection Tube Material | High-Clarity Medical PET |
| Tube Draw Volume | 12 mL |
| Additive Formulation | None (Additive-Free / Plain) |
| Usage Status | Single-Use Only (Disposable) |
| Packaging Configuration | 100 PCS / Carton (100 PCS/CTN) |
| Customization | OEM / Private Label Branding Available |
Follow these standardized operational steps for clean-catch urine collection:
A: Midstream urine refers to the middle portion of the urinary stream collected after discarding the initial voided volume. The first portion of urine frequently contains commensal bacteria, epithelial cells, and secretions from the urethral opening and external genitalia. In contrast, midstream urine accurately reflects the true microbial and biochemical status of the bladder, effectively reducing specimen contamination rates and preventing false-positive diagnostic results.
A: No. This product is strictly for single-use only. Reusing the device compromises sterility, causes severe cross-contamination, and invalidates laboratory test results. The device must be disposed of as medical waste immediately after use.
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