Disposable Virus Collection Tube & Transportation Preservation Medium (Oral&Nasal)

• Type: Surgical Supplies Materials
• Material: Plastic
• Ethylene Oxide Sterilization: Ethylene Oxide Sterilization
• Quality Guarantee Period: One Year
• Group: Adult
• Logo Printing: Without Logo Printing
• Transport Package: 3ml/PC X 50 PCS/Box, 10 Boxs/Case
• Specification: CE, ISO, FDA
• Trademark: BIOLOGIX
• Production Capacity: 3000 Cases/Month

Product Description

Inactivated Disposable Virus Collection Tube & Transportation Preservation Medium (Oral&Nasal)

 

 

Applications:

Applicable for the collection and transportation of clinical flu, avian flu, HFMD, measles and other virus samples as well as mycoplasma, urea plasma, chlamydia and other samples.
 

Features:

1. The medium contains the efficacy of virus inactivator, which can inactivate virus samples and protect RNA from degradation, thus effectively reducing the risk of aerosol pollution.
2. The thickening and leakage prevention design ensured the samples non leakage, in accordance with WHO regulations and biosafety regulations.

Note:

Disposable Virus Collection Tube & Transportation, Preservation Medium is colorless, transparent, non-precipitating liquid. If the properties change, such as yellow, it is prohibited to use.

If long-distance transportation is needed, it is suggested to use cold chain (5-25 ºC) to ensure the best use of the medium.

Ordering Information:

Description	Cat #	Pack Size
Disposable Virus Collection Tube & Transportation, Preservation Medium	19-1302-(Inactivated)	3ml/pc x 50 pcs/box, 10 boxs/case
	19-1262-(Inactivated)	2ml/pc x 50 pcs/box, 10 boxs/case

1. What are the main factors that influence the maximum centrifugal acceleration force?
Use of organic solutions, temperature below 0°C, centrifuging without centrifuge adapter, etc. Conduct a trial run to determine proper conditions before any critical use begins.
The RCF (relative centrifugal force) or G ratings for our disposable centrifuge tubes have been established at room temperature using tubes filled to nominal capacity with water and centrifuging for 30 minutes. recommended carriers, adapters, and cushions that fully support the tubes. If an angle head rotor is used or proper support is not provided, G values will be lower.
Do not confuse speed or revolutions per minute (RPM) with relative centrifugal force (RCF). Instructions for centrifuging a sample at a given RPM and time are incomplete unless the rotor or radius is specified. Protocols should always state the time and RCF value for centrifuging a sample.


2. What are autoclaving guidelines of plastics?
To ensure successful steam sterilization of your plastic labware please adhere to the following guidelines: PLEASE NOTE THAT NOT ALL PRODUCTS ARE AUTOCLAVABLE. Autoclave plastic consumables at 121°C and 15psi/1 atm for 15 minutes. Do not use a dry cycle, as this may cause deformation or weakening of the plastic. Allow temperature within the autoclave to return to 80°C or below before removing products.


3. What are Biologix's Commitments to Quality?
We look at quality from every angle in terms of functionality, safety, purity, formulation, consistency, manufacturing, customer service, technical support, and much more. According to the detailed QA/QC procedures for our manufacturing facility, each and every product is traceable by lot, regardless of packaging format. Products must go through a five-step human inspection before being released for packaging. Biologix applies the most stringent standards to certify that products are free from RNase, DNase, endotoxin (pyrogens), etc. In addition to being ISO 9001:2008, CE compliant, we also make available to our customers lot-specific certificates such as Sterilization Certificates, Nuclease Free Certificates, Certificates of Origin, etc.