Blood collection Lithium Heparin Tubes
Description
These blood collection tubes are generally used for plasma tests in clinical chemistry. Lithium Heparin is a form of anticoagulant that prevents
the forming of thrombin and platelets aggregation
Separation Gel (for available models) is added to separate plasma from blood cells, which can enhance the purity of sampled plasma. The inner wall of the Heparin tubes is coated with spray-dried lithium ammonium or sodium heparin. The additives are anticoagulants, which block the coagulation cascade and prevent coagulation of the blood sample. Plasma gel tubes contain an inert barrier gel that is present in the bottom of the tube.
During centrifugation the barrier gel moves upward to the plasma – cell interface, where it forms a stable barrier separating the plasma from cells.
Plasma Tubes with Gel improve the plasma yield and enable plasma to be left in the primary tube.
Centrifugation Instructions: s:1300g for 10 minutes at 25°C room temperature.
Invert and back the collected sample 8 to 10 times.
For centrifugation, run the sample at s: 1300g for 2000g for 10 minutes-10 minutes.
For tubes with Gel, run the sample at 1300
Volumes: 3ml, 4 ml, 5 ml, 6 ml, 9 ml,
Additives: Lithium Heparin
Pcs/box: 100 or 1000