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Manufactured in ISO 13485-compliant facilities, the XINLE Veterinary Serum Tube is a fundamental pre-analytical consumable for veterinary clinics and diagnostic centers.
Unlike plasma tubes, this product contains absolutely no anticoagulants or active additives. It relies entirely on the animal’s natural coagulation cascade, ensuring that the resulting serum is completely free from chemical interference. This additive-free design guarantees high-fidelity diagnostic results for sensitive biochemical and immunological assays.
Regulatory Notice: For Veterinary In Vitro Diagnostic & Laboratory Use Only — Not for Human Diagnostic Use.
Veterinary Serum Tubes are widely utilized across animal hospitals and diagnostic laboratories for a broad spectrum of diagnostic tests:
| Parameter | Specification |
| Product Name | Veterinary Serum Tube (Plain Tube) |
| Additive | None (N/A – No Additives or Anticoagulants) |
| Tube Dimensions | 10 × 45 mm |
| Available Draw Volumes | 0.2 mL, 0.25 mL, 0.5 mL, 1.0 mL |
| Target Species | Companion Animals (Dogs, Cats, Small Pets) |
| Specimen Type | Serum |
Follow standard veterinary handling protocols to ensure optimal natural clotting:
A: The Veterinary Serum Tube is used for collecting blood samples from dogs, cats, and other small animals to prepare pure serum. The harvested serum is primarily used for veterinary diagnostic testing, including clinical biochemical profiles and serological analysis.
A: No. The tube contains absolutely no anticoagulants or chemical additives. Blood samples are meant to clot naturally after collection, allowing for clean serum separation during laboratory processing.
(Note: If faster serum separation is required for emergency workflows, please refer to our Veterinary Clot Activator Tubes).
A: The Veterinary Serum Tube is specifically scaled and designed for small companion animals, particularly dogs and cats, making it highly suitable for veterinary clinics, pet hospitals, and diagnostic laboratories.
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