- Buccal cell collection

- Forensic evidence pick up

- Rapid diagnostic testing

Flocked swabs introduction:

What are Flocked Swabs?

Cleanmo's flocked swabs comprise of a solid molded plastic applicator shaft with a tip that can vary in size and shape. The tip of the applicator is coated with short Nylon fibers that are arranged in a perpendicular fashion. This perpendicular arrangement results from a process called flocking, where the fibers are sprayed onto the tip of the swab, while it is held in an electrostatic field. The process creates a highly absorbent thin layer with an open structure.

Reasons you should pick flocked swabs:

Traditionally, compact fibers such as cotton, polyester, and rayon have been used to create swab tips. The fibers are compressed and shaped into the desired tip type.

These fibers still have many useful applications today. But it's estimated that only 10%–15% of the organisms collected on traditional spun fiber swabs can be recovered from cultures. The nature of spun fiber means entrapment of the specimen.

With particularly small samples, this could mean losing virtually all usable specimen, prohibiting subsequent sample analysis. The construction and shape of the swab are also important as these affect the amount of specimens recovered.

The ideal collection device must have the ability to absorb and release the sample and maintain the viability. This brings us to flocked swabs

 

 

Technical Details

 

Nylon Fibers Proprietary flock processing maximizes collection and elution.	Molded Break Point   The handle has molded break point to prevent contamination	Polypropylene Handle   No adhesive residue, or fiber treatments to interfere with collection	Frosted tail of swab handle It helps to easily hold the handle

 

 

 

Package

 

Swab WithTube :1 piece / tube, 50 pcs / bag

PE Bag:1 piece / bag, 100 pcs/ box