Nylon Flocked Swab

Specimen Collection Sample Transport Medium Nasopharyngeal Nasal Medical Sterile Flocked Swabs 01 ERGONOMIC AND ANATOMIC DESIGN Unique design improves patient comfort and specimen collection. 02 RAPID ELUTION Cleanmo's flocked swabs immediately release sample into liquid media. Since there is no inner core to trap sample, recovery is dramatically improved over traditional fiber swabs. Eliminate the need for forceps, gauze swabs, bowls and bottled solutions. 03 QUANTITATIVE

Collection Sampling Medical Flocked Nylon MSDS Individual Bag Packing Throat Swab Perpendicular Nylon Fibers act like a soft brush and allow improved collection of cell samples. Capillary action between the Nylon fiber strands facilitates strong hydraulic uptake of liquid samples. Sample stays close to the surface allowing easier elution. ★Traditional Fibers sample collection rate is only 20% ~30%, but the flocked sample swabs can reach 95%. ★Flocked swabs can increase the

01 ERGONOMIC AND ANATOMIC DESIGN Unique design improves patient comfort and specimen collection. 02 RAPID ELUTION Cleanmo's flocked swabs immediately release sample into liquid media. Since there is no inner core to trap sample, recovery is dramatically improved over traditional fiber swabs. Eliminate the need for forceps, gauze swabs, bowls and bottled solutions. 03 QUANTITATIVE

1. Sterilization of the sampling tube and swab can be done before the medical institution or the user is used. 2. Annotate the relevant sample information on the sampling tube and inject an appropriate amount of sample solution. 3. According to different sampling requirements, sample swabs were sampled at the corresponding locations, holding the handle gently inserting the swab

The conventional sampling methods are as follows: A) nasal swab: gently wipe the swab head into the nasal passages of the nasal passages, and then slowly exit after stopping for a moment. Wipe the other nostrils with another swab, immerse the swab head in the sample, and discard the tail. B) pharyngeal swabs: wipe the bilateral pharyngeal tonsils and the posterior pharyngeal wall with swabs, immerse

Flocked swab of sampling for Nasopharyngeal clinical diagnostic, it utilizes state of the art "spray on technology" that the flocking process by means of an electro-static charge perpendicularly attaches millions of nylon microfibers on the medical grade handle tip. The flocked swab is ideal for collecting large amount of cells and rapid elution of the specimens that instantly releases the

Specific sampling methods are as follows A) Nose swab: gently insert the sampling head into the nasal palatine in the nasal passage, pause for a moment, and then slowly rotate and exit. The collected specimen is immersed in the sampling solution, the excess part is broken and discarded, and the sample tube cover is tightened. B) Pharyngeal swab: wipe the pharyngeal tonsils and the posterior pharyngeal wall on

The flocking swab consists of a solid molded plastic applicator rod, the size and shape of which can be changed. The top of the applicator is coated with short nylon fibers, which are arranged vertically. this vertical arrangement is generated by a process called flocking in which the fibers are sprayed on the tip of the swab while remaining in the electrostatic field. This method produces a high

Covid Test Nylon Flocked Throat Swab For Specimen Collection User Manual 1. Mark the sample information on the label before sampling. 2. Collect the specimen with the swab. a. Nasal swab: gently insert the swab into the nasal cavity for sampling, use another swab to collect another nasal sample in the same way. b. Throat swab: collect the throat sample. 3. Put the swab into the transport tube contains virus transport medium after sampling. 4. Snap the swab at the breakpoint

The nasal throat swabs usually apply a sterile dacron or rayon swab with a flexible, plastic shaft. The material from the nasopharyngeal swab is dispersed into the liquid medium. Some laboratories recommend removal and disposal of the swab, while others suggest transporting the swab along with the medium. Collect samples from the nose of throad with flocked swabs -Tilt patient’s head back 70 degrees. -Insert swab into nostril. (Swab

• The sampling swab uses advanced jet implanted nylon fuzz technology. Compared with conventional fiber swabs, the sample is easily penetrated, diluted, and trapped in the fiber. The nylon flocking swab has outstanding sample collection and release capability, and the release rate can reach 90%, which is much higher than that of the conventional fiber swab. • Light red Hank‘s solution contain antibiotics that can

Product Name Specification Nasal swab Dimension Overall length (150±2mm) Diameter (3mm),Break off point: 80mm Rod material: ABS Tip: Diameter (3 mm);length (20mm) Tip Material: flocked fabric Pharyngeal swab Dimension Overall length (150±2mm) Diameter (5mm),Break off point: 32mm Rod material: ABS Tip: Diameter (5 mm);length (22mm) Tip Material: flocked fabric Universal swab Dimension Overall length

Flocked swabs including nasal pharyngeal swabs and oral swab or throat swabs which are designed to collect clinic specimens for lab or hospital tests. Some laboratories recommend transporting the swab along with the medium. The flocked swabs usually apply a sterile nylon fiber,it has been designed for Pharyngeal clinical diagnostics. It utilizes state of the art “spray on technology” that the flocking process by

It is used for the collection, storage and transportation of virus specimens, such as influenza virus, avian influenza virus and measles virus. It is also suitable for the collection, storage and transportation of microbial specimens between viruses and bacteria, such as chlamydia and mycoplasma. Features 1. Non-invasive, painless, easy to handle. 2. Samples are non-infectous and can be

Disposable Oral Flocked Specimen Collection Swabs Nylon Flocked With Flocking Tip 1. Swab and Tube are sterilized using High Energy Electron Beam Irradiation, which can ensure the biological safety of the sampled person. 2. Lot number located on each kit to allow for full specimen traceability Kits can be stored up to 2 years at room temperature. 3. Expiration date on each tube, swab and kit Biohazard Bags with absorbent pad are available. 4. Samples available to test and

All staff involved with the collection of specimens must have knowledge of and adhere to the Infection Prevention & Control guidelines. Please ensure you are using viral swabs and note expiry date as they have a short shelf life. All specimens should be collected using Standard Universal Precautions i.e. wearing of appropriate gloves, disposable plastic apron and washing and drying of hands before and

Ergonomic Anatomic Oral Nasal Nylon Flocked Tube Sample Swab Nasopharyngeal swabs should be taken from 5 (maximum) most recently symptomatic patients only. Explain the procedure to the patient; obtain consent to take swab where possible - implied consent is acceptable and where consent cannot be obtained as the patient does not have capacity, records need to indicate that we are acting in the patient’s best interest. Ensure privacy while the procedure is being carried out. 1

Commercial use: Cervical sampling (cells are collected from the cervix using electron microscopy with pap or TCT Pap smears test for precancerous cells,HPV, human papillomavirus, etc.) Commercial advantages: Compared with the traditional wrapping fiber swab, the sample release rate of wrapping fiber collection is only 20%~30%. The flocking swab can reach 95%. And it is not

Applicable sample types: Oropharyngeal, Nasopharyngeal, Saliva, Sputum, and other clinical samples. Storage and transportation of samples:After the sample is collected, it should be transported to the corresponding laboratory for testing within 48 hours, and the storage temperature is 2-8℃. If it cannot be transported to the laboratory within 48 hours, it should be stored at -20℃ or below and sent to

Throat Specimen Collection 1. Touch the swab tip to the tonsil area. 2. Rub the swab tip quickly and firmly over this area to obtain a good sample. 3. Remove swab from mouth (without touching any surface). 4. A gag reflex reaction is very common when a good sample is obtained. 5. It is recommended that the swab specimen be processed as soon as possible after collection. Usually applied to PCR test kit or rapid test