Nasmed Sodium Fluoride Vacuum Blood Collection Tube - 3ml Pack of 100 Tubes (NVSF3)

Composition:

• Tube Construction: Premium medical-grade plastic for durability and sterility.

• Preservative Agent: Sodium fluoride to inhibit glycolysis.

• Vacuum Seal: Pre-evacuated tubes for consistent sample collection.

Directions to Use:

1. Verify the sterility of the tube packaging before use.

2. Ensure the collection site is appropriately cleaned and prepared.

3. Use a compatible needle to collect blood directly into the vacuum-sealed tube.

4. Invert the tube 5-6 times to mix the preservative with the blood sample.

5. Label the tube for identification and store as required for testing.

Safety Information:

• Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

• Handle with care to avoid contamination.

• Dispose used tubes as per local biomedical waste management regulations.

Key Benefits:

• Preservation of Blood Glucose Levels: Sodium fluoride effectively prevents glycolysis, ensuring accurate diagnostic results.

• Optimal Volume for Testing: 3ml capacity supports comprehensive glucose analysis without the need for multiple samples.

• Vacuum Technology: Facilitates precise blood collection, reducing variability and pre-analytical errors.

• Cost-Effective Packaging: The pack of 100 tubes is ideal for high-volume testing, offering efficiency and value.

Packaging:

Nasmed Sodium Fluoride Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes are packaged in sterile, tamper-evident packaging to ensure safety and quality.

Each pack contains 100 tubes, meeting the high-demand requirements of modern laboratories.

FAQ’s

Q1. What is a sodium fluoride tube used for?

Ans. Sodium fluoride tubes are used to collect blood samples for glucose testing, preserving glucose levels by inhibiting glycolysis.

Q2. What is sodium fluoride anticoagulant used for?

Ans. Sodium fluoride acts as a glycolysis inhibitor, preserving the integrity of glucose in blood samples for accurate analysis.

Q3. Why is sodium fluoride added to a blood sample?

Ans. It prevents glycolysis, ensuring that the glucose levels remain stable and reflective of the patient’s condition at the time of collection.

Q4. What are the advantages of using sodium fluoride tubes?

Ans. These tubes provide accurate glucose measurements, reduce pre-analytical errors, and are convenient for high-volume testing.

Q5. Do dentists use sodium fluoride tubes?

Ans. While primarily used in clinical diagnostics, dentists may use sodium fluoride tubes for specific metabolic or research-based analyses.