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Manufactured in ISO 13485-compliant facilities, the XINLE Veterinary Clot Activator Tube is designed to meet the specialized pre-analytical demands of veterinary clinics and animal diagnostic laboratories. Pre-coated with a high-performance clot activator, the tube rapidly triggers the intrinsic coagulation cascade in canine and feline blood samples, significantly shortening clotting time before centrifugation and optimizing diagnostic workflow efficiency.
Regulatory Notice: For Veterinary In Vitro Diagnostic & Laboratory Use Only — Not for Human Diagnostic Use.
These micro clot activator tubes are widely utilized in veterinary hospitals, emergency clinics, and animal diagnostic laboratories for canine and feline health management:
| Parameter | Specification |
| Product Name | Veterinary Clot Activator Tube |
| Additive | High-Performance Clot Activator (Spray-Dried) |
| Tube Dimensions | 10 × 45 mm |
| Available Draw Volumes | 0.2 mL, 0.25 mL, 0.5 mL, 1.0 mL |
| Target Species | Companion Animals (Canine / Dogs, Feline / Cats) |
| Specimen Type | Serum |
| Closure Type | Push Cap / Secure Leak-Proof Seal |
Follow standard clinical handling protocols during veterinary venipuncture:
A: The Veterinary Clot Activator Tube is specifically designed for collecting blood from companion animals (primarily dogs and cats) and accelerating the blood clotting process to produce high-quality serum quickly for clinical chemistry, organ function panels, and serological examinations.
A: The clot activator coated on the inner tube wall rapidly initiates the blood coagulation cascade upon contact with the sample. This promotes faster, more uniform clot formation and retraction, allowing veterinary technicians to centrifuge the sample sooner than with untreated plain tubes.
A: This tube is optimized for dogs and cats in veterinary practices. The harvested serum is suitable for routine wellness screenings, pre-operative chemistry, electrolyte testing, liver/kidney profiles, and infectious disease serology.
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