30 matching records for Specimen Container.
A non-sterile tube, box, or envelope designed to transport a specimen container/receptacle by mail and to provide protection and insulation for the container and its specimen content. It can be used for mail services internal or external to healthcare facil...
A non-sterile tube, box, or envelope designed to transport a specimen container/receptacle by mail and to provide protection for the container and its specimen content. It can be used for mail services internal or external to healthcare facilities and is in...
A non-covered receptacle intended to be used for the collection of a urine specimen at the point-of-care or optionally transferring into a secondary urine specimen container for subsequent analysis and/or other investigation in a laboratory. It is typically...
An assembly of hardware/software devices designed to manage specimen information, traceability and workflow within a laboratory environment. It typically consists of a data capture device [e.g., barcode reader or radio-frequency identification (RFID) scanne...
A container (e.g., bag, tube) intended to contain a specimen of air exhaled from a patient for subsequent in vitro determination of chemical and/or biological markers (e.g., volatile organic compounds) in the specimen to aid metabolic profiling or the diagn...
A collection of non-sterile devices that includes a urine specimen container with transport medium (e.g., buffer) and a urine transfer device (e.g., pipette), intended to be used to transfer urine from a primary urine specimen container into the container w...
A mains electricity (AC-powered), electromechanical device, typically used in the laboratory or a blood bank, that is used to shake/stir samples/mixtures with a rapid and forceful movement. It is used to provide a rapid mixing or prevent substances comprisi...
A collection of items intended to be used for the collection of a clinical specimen at home, and its subsequent transport to a remote clinical laboratory for diagnostic testing. The kit includes a specimen container, instructions for use, a test order form,...
A device intended to hold a specimen/reagent container (e.g., test tube, tissue specimen petri dish, microplate, cuvette) on board an in vitro diagnostic laboratory instrument or analyser (e.g., PCR machine, spectrophotometric plate reader, biopsy specimen ...
A collection of non-sterile items intended to be used for the collection of a clinical specimen at home, and its subsequent transport to a remote clinical laboratory for diagnostic testing. The kit includes a specimen container, instructions for use, a test...
A covered receptacle containing one or multiple preservatives [e.g., mercuric oxide, boric acid (H3BO3), benzoic acid, potassium phosphate, and/or sodium phosphate] intended to be used for the collection, preservation, and/or transport, of a urine specimen ...
A non-sterile plastic adaptor or dedicated transfer device, intended to be used to assist with the transfer of a urine specimen from the primary collection container to an evacuated urine specimen container for subsequent analysis and/or other investigation...
A sterile plastic adaptor or dedicated transfer device, intended to be used to assist with the aseptic transfer of a urine specimen from the primary collection container to an evacuated urine specimen container for subsequent culture, analysis, and/or other...
A collection of non-sterile devices and materials intended to be used by a layperson to collect and mail a faecal (stool) sample to a clinical laboratory for diagnostic testing or screening purposes (e.g., occult blood, cytology). The kit includes a specime...
A small device intended to be used in the laboratory to support/contain clinical tissue specimens (e.g., biopsy samples) to facilitate specimen processing [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequ...
A small device intended to be used in the laboratory to support/contain clinical tissue specimens (e.g., biopsy samples) to facilitate specimen processing [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequ...
An electrically-powered, software-operated instrument intended to be used in the laboratory to withdraw, transfer, and/or inject volumes of fluid materials, typically from one laboratory container to another, during an in vitro diagnostic procedure. The dev...
A small device intended to be used in the laboratory to support/contain clinical tissue specimens (e.g., biopsy samples) to facilitate specimen processing [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequ...
A container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), biological specimens, and other materials associated with in the laboratory; it is not intended ...
A container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), specimens, and other materials associated with procedures in the laboratory; it is not intended ...
A non-sterile container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), specimens, and other materials associated with procedures in the laboratory; it is n...
A container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup, assay tray with large wells) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), specimens, and other materials associated with procedures in the la...
A sterile container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), specimens, and other materials associated with procedures in the laboratory; it is not i...
A container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup, assay tray with large wells) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), biological specimens, and other materials associated with in the la...
A small device intended to be used in the laboratory to support/contain clinical tissue specimens (e.g., biopsy samples) to facilitate specimen processing [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequ...
A hand-held manual instrument intended to be used to scoop a clinical specimen or microbial isolate for transfer from a primary vessel to a secondary container (e.g., from a specimen collection receptacle to a reagent tube, or from a culture medium to a gen...
A covered receptacle containing an additive and/or medium [e.g., saline, sodium azide, buffer solution, microbiological medium (e.g., Amies, Stuart, viral transport/inactivation medium)] intended to be used in the home and clinical settings for the collecti...
An empty covered receptacle containing no additives or media intended to be used in the home and clinical settings for the collection, and preservation and/or transport, of a saliva/oral, nasal, nasopharyngeal, oropharyngeal, and/or lower respiratory tract ...
A medium in powder, liquid, broth or gel form, commonly available in a tub or bottle from which aliquots can be prepared, intended to be used to maintain the viability of microorganisms suspected of being present in a clinical specimen during its transport ...
A screening receptacle intended to concentrate a fluid clinical specimen [e.g., serum, urine, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)] by filtration prior to in vitro diagnostic investigation. It is in the form of a container (e.g., tube, multi-well reservoir) with a sem...