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BD Vacutainer® Blue Citrate Blood Collection Tubes | Box of 100

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C000630
From £16.79

BD Vacutainer® Blue Citrate Blood Collection Tubes are used for the collection of blood samples for coagulation testing. These tubes contain an anticoagulant called Trisodium citrate, which helps prevent the blood from clotting. Citrate tubes allow for the preservation of the liquid (plasma) portion of the blood for coagulation studies.

All BD Vacutainer® plastic coagulation tubes have a mark indicating the minimum fill level to ensure the correct ratio of blood to additive (9 parts blood to 1 part sodium citrate).

Remove the tourniquet as soon as blood appears in the tube as leaving the tourniquet in place can lead to changes in the concentration of clotting factors in the plasma as well as platelet activation which can result in erroneous coagulation results.

Product Code NHS code Draw volume (mL) Size (mm) Additive Separator Material Label Cap closure
363093 KFK117 1.8 13 x 75 Trisodium Citrate (0.109M, 3.2%) None PET/PP Block Hemogard
363095 KFK119 2.7 13 x 75 Trisodium Citrate (0.129M, 3.8%) None PET/PP Block Hemogard

Key Features & Benefits

Sterile Interior: BD Vacutainer® Blood Collection Tubes are gamma irradiation-sterilised, ensuring a sterile environment for blood samples.

Consistent Results: The predetermined vacuum ensures accurate blood collection and maintains the ideal blood-to-additive ratio, contributing to reliable test results.

Colour Coded: Light Blue Hemogard Cap allows for easy identification

Centrifugation conditions

For coagulation analyses different plasma specifications can be obtained from the citrated blood:

Platelet-rich plasma:

150-200 g for 5 minutes at 18-25°C

Platelet-poor plasma:

Plastic tubes: 2000-2500 g for 10-15 minutes at 18-25°C

Glass tubes: 1500 g for 15 minutes at 18-25°C

Platelet-free plasma:

> 3000 g for 15-30 minutes at 18-25°C

BD recommends that glass tubes are not centrifuged at more than 2200 g in a swing-out rotor (for fixed angle rotor not more than 1300g).

Recommended inversions: 3-4

Size13mm x 75mm
Closure TypeHemogard
ColourBlue
Pack Size100
Size13mm x 75mm
Tube TypePET
TypeCitrate
ManufacturerBecton Dickinson

BD Vacutainer® Blue Citrate Blood Collection Tubes are used for the collection of blood samples for coagulation testing. These tubes contain an anticoagulant called Trisodium citrate, which helps prevent the blood from clotting. Citrate tubes allow for the preservation of the liquid (plasma) portion of the blood for coagulation studies.

All BD Vacutainer® plastic coagulation tubes have a mark indicating the minimum fill level to ensure the correct ratio of blood to additive (9 parts blood to 1 part sodium citrate).

Remove the tourniquet as soon as blood appears in the tube as leaving the tourniquet in place can lead to changes in the concentration of clotting factors in the plasma as well as platelet activation which can result in erroneous coagulation results.

Product Code NHS code Draw volume (mL) Size (mm) Additive Separator Material Label Cap closure
363093 KFK117 1.8 13 x 75 Trisodium Citrate (0.109M, 3.2%) None PET/PP Block Hemogard
363095 KFK119 2.7 13 x 75 Trisodium Citrate (0.129M, 3.8%) None PET/PP Block Hemogard

Key Features & Benefits

Sterile Interior: BD Vacutainer® Blood Collection Tubes are gamma irradiation-sterilised, ensuring a sterile environment for blood samples.

Consistent Results: The predetermined vacuum ensures accurate blood collection and maintains the ideal blood-to-additive ratio, contributing to reliable test results.

Colour Coded: Light Blue Hemogard Cap allows for easy identification

Centrifugation conditions

For coagulation analyses different plasma specifications can be obtained from the citrated blood:

Platelet-rich plasma:

150-200 g for 5 minutes at 18-25°C

Platelet-poor plasma:

Plastic tubes: 2000-2500 g for 10-15 minutes at 18-25°C

Glass tubes: 1500 g for 15 minutes at 18-25°C

Platelet-free plasma:

> 3000 g for 15-30 minutes at 18-25°C

BD recommends that glass tubes are not centrifuged at more than 2200 g in a swing-out rotor (for fixed angle rotor not more than 1300g).

Recommended inversions: 3-4

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Size13mm x 75mm
Closure TypeHemogard
ColourBlue
Pack Size100
Size13mm x 75mm
Tube TypePET
TypeCitrate
ManufacturerBecton Dickinson

BD Vacutainer® Blue Citrate Blood Collection Tubes are used for the collection of blood samples for coagulation testing. These tubes contain an anticoagulant called Trisodium citrate, which helps prevent the blood from clotting. Citrate tubes allow for the preservation of the liquid (plasma) portion of the blood for coagulation studies.

All BD Vacutainer® plastic coagulation tubes have a mark indicating the minimum fill level to ensure the correct ratio of blood to additive (9 parts blood to 1 part sodium citrate).

Remove the tourniquet as soon as blood appears in the tube as leaving the tourniquet in place can lead to changes in the concentration of clotting factors in the plasma as well as platelet activation which can result in erroneous coagulation results.

Product Code NHS code Draw volume (mL) Size (mm) Additive Separator Material Label Cap closure
363093 KFK117 1.8 13 x 75 Trisodium Citrate (0.109M, 3.2%) None PET/PP Block Hemogard
363095 KFK119 2.7 13 x 75 Trisodium Citrate (0.129M, 3.8%) None PET/PP Block Hemogard

Key Features & Benefits

Sterile Interior: BD Vacutainer® Blood Collection Tubes are gamma irradiation-sterilised, ensuring a sterile environment for blood samples.

Consistent Results: The predetermined vacuum ensures accurate blood collection and maintains the ideal blood-to-additive ratio, contributing to reliable test results.

Colour Coded: Light Blue Hemogard Cap allows for easy identification

Centrifugation conditions

For coagulation analyses different plasma specifications can be obtained from the citrated blood:

Platelet-rich plasma:

150-200 g for 5 minutes at 18-25°C

Platelet-poor plasma:

Plastic tubes: 2000-2500 g for 10-15 minutes at 18-25°C

Glass tubes: 1500 g for 15 minutes at 18-25°C

Platelet-free plasma:

> 3000 g for 15-30 minutes at 18-25°C

BD recommends that glass tubes are not centrifuged at more than 2200 g in a swing-out rotor (for fixed angle rotor not more than 1300g).

Recommended inversions: 3-4

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