The BD Vacutainer Mononuclear Cell Preparation Tube is an advanced solution designed to streamline the process of blood collection and mononuclear cell separation. This convenient one-step, closed-system tube provides unmatched safety and consistency, making it an ideal choice for modern labs. With various size options, the BD Vacutainer tube facilitates efficient blood handling and ensures sterile conditions throughout the process.

Laboratories can achieve increased productivity and reliable outcomes with the BD Vacutainer system, thanks to its high reproducibility and user-friendly design. Choose from CPT Sodium Heparin Tube, CPT Sodium Citrate Tube, or alternative sizes to perfectly fit your laboratory needs. The enhanced sealing and handling capabilities of these tubes contribute to error-free and fast mononuclear cell preparation, transporting you closer to accurate research and diagnostics.

Key Features:

• Closed-system design eliminates exposure to environmental elements, enhancing both safety and sample sterility.
• One-step procedure ensures ease of use and minimizes time in blood collection and mononuclear cell preparation processes.
• High reproducibility and reliability facilitate consistent results and increased lab efficiency.

Uses:

• The BD Vacutainer Mononuclear Cell Preparation Tube is primarily used for the collection, separation, and transportation of mononuclear cells from whole blood. This tube facilitates quick and efficient mononuclear cell separation for research and clinical diagnostic applications.

FAQs:

1. What is the main use of the BD Vacutainer Mononuclear Cell Preparation Tube?
It is designed for the one-step process of collecting, separating, and transporting mononuclear cells from whole blood efficiently.

2. What volumes are available for the BD Vacutainer tubes?
The tubes are available in different sizes, including 16 x 125mm x 8.0mL, 13mm x 100mm x 4.0mL, and 16mm x 125mm x 8.0mL, each offering convenience for specific applications.

3. Is the BD Vacutainer system safe for use?
Yes, the closed-system design ensures that the samples are kept sterile and uncontaminated, providing enhanced safety during testing procedures.