Sodium citrate 3.8% is dispensed for the sedimentation test. The ratio of blood volume to added fluid is 4:1. This tube is identical to the ESR analyzer. This tube cannot be used as the first tube for blood collection. Invert the tube 8-10 times after blood collection. The tube should be inverted several times before the test.

Product specifications:

• Type: ESR tube for ESR analyzer.
• Size: 1.6 ml.
• Quantity: 100 pieces.
• Section: Health Monitoring Devices .
• Caution: Sodium citrate 3.8% is omitted for the precipitation test.

ESR tubes for ESR analyzer, 100 pieces:

• We offer ESR tubes for erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) analysis in the field of medical analysis and clinical laboratories.
• These tubes are specifically designed to measure the erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR). ESR tubes are an essential tool for blood tests and provide accurate and reliable readings.
• These tubes are specifically designed for use with the ESR Analyzer and contain an anticoagulant called trisodium citrate. The tubes have a precise design that allows for accurate and reliable readings of the erythrocyte sedimentation rate.
• You can get the "ESR Tester Tube 100 Pieces 1.6 ml" through the " Health Monitoring Devices " section. Order now and enjoy the real positivity of investing in medical devices that make your life better and healthier.

Features of the ESR tube for the 100-piece ESR analyzer:

• The "ESR tube for ESR analyzer 100 pieces" is used as a substitute for 3.8% sodium citrate in the precipitation test. This means that the desired results can be obtained without the need to use this traditional chemical.
• A 4:1 ratio of blood volume to added fluid is used in the ESR tube. This ratio helps achieve accurate and reliable results in the erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) analysis.
• The tube is designed to be compatible and identical to the ESR analyzer used in the tests. This means the tube can be used with the analyzer without any compatibility issues.
• The instructions for use of the ESR tube must be followed carefully. It is recommended to invert the tube 8-10 times after blood collection to ensure it is thoroughly mixed with the added fluid.
• The tube should also be turned over several times before the actual experiment is carried out to ensure homogeneity and proper distribution of the sample.