Shenzhen Huarikang Biomedical flocked swabs have outstanding sample collection and release capabilities, enabling rapid adsorption of microscopic samples and high efficiency at release. The increase in the number of target cells helps to improve the sensitivity of rapid diagnostic tests.
Product Brand: Shenzhen Huarikang Biomedical Technology Co.
Material: ABS + nylon flocking
Note: Customizable according to customer needs
①To improve the efficiency of swab collection and to meet the end consumer's demand for high quality products.
②innovative jet implanted nylon fiber technology to maximize the sampling swab sampling efficiency, nylon fiber vertically and uniformly attached to the surface of the swab head, greatly increasing the collection and release efficiency of cell and virus samples. Improves analytical sensitivity, no specimen residue, and speeds up the process of specimen handling with a unique breakable design of ABS plastic rod. Suitable for cervical, nasopharyngeal, oral pharyngeal and forensic collection of samples and viruses, DNA and other samples.
③upright nylon fibers like a soft brush can collect more specimens. The capillary effect between the nylon fibers enhances the load of aqueous samples, and the samples are concentrated in the surface layer of the swab for easier elution.
④It has outstanding sample collection and release capabilities, enabling rapid adsorption of microscopic samples and high efficiency in release. The increased number of target cells helps to improve the sensitivity of the rapid diagnostic test.
⑤The flocked swab has obvious advantages in being used for nasopharyngeal sampling, microbial sampling, especially in the effect of virus and DNA collection.
⑥Class 100,000 purified environment, strict production process conditions, produced under quality control and product CE requirements. No DNA enzyme and RNA enzyme, no endotoxin, no cytostatic.
Advantages of flocked swabs:
①Have higher sampling rate
②can release samples more quickly and completely
③can enhance the diagnostic sensitivity
