Disposable virus sampling tubes are used for the collection, transport and storage of test samples. Virus sampling tubes mainly consist of a swab and a tester containing a virus preservation solution. In terms of protection, it has its own protection requirements.
Since the manufacturer of virus sampling tubes is a complete set of centrifuges, they can be used for microbiological sampling and transport of influenza virus, hand, foot and mouth disease virus and other viruses.
Therefore, single-use virus sampling tubes are safer and more convenient. After all, disposable virus sampling tubes have been sterilized and are very easy to use in a single use, so there are no contamination issues. So where are disposable virus sampling tubes widely used?
Disposable virus sampling tubes
1. Disposable virus sampling tube is used for surveillance and sampling of infectious pathogenic microorganisms in disease control part and clinical part. It is suitable for sampling influenza viruses (common influenza, highly pathogenic avian influenza, etc.). Hand, foot and mouth disease virus and other types of viruses. It is also used for sampling of mycoplasma, chlamydia, etc.
2. It is also used for transporting nasopharyngeal swab samples or site-specific tissue samples from sampling sites to testing laboratories for polymerase chain reaction extraction and testing.
3. And it is used for preserving nasopharyngeal swab samples or site-specific tissue samples for necessary cell culture.
It is not only versatile, but also has the product advantage of a disposable virus sampling tube. From the appearance, it is simple and clean, suitable for different people. And this package is easy to open and very convenient to apply. The plastic rod design makes it easy to break and easy to transport samples.
The most important thing is to use disposable sterile packaging, radiation sterilization and individual packaging.
Medical has always insisted on producing high quality medical supplies, and the widespread use of disposable virus sampling tubes is to better assist medical staff in collecting viruses and monitoring samples. It is also to provide effective help to more people.
