The Medschenker Disposable Culture Tube in the pouch is a ready-to-use tube for bacteriology and other routine laboratory procedures. It can store up to 10ml of the required sample, liquid or reagent. It is used by microbiologists for a variety of laboratory applications such as in-vitro cultivation of cells, bacteriology, radioimmunoassay (RIA), coagulation, and other routine lab procedures.
Secure Construction: The single-use culture tube has a skirted conical bottom for positioning on flat surfaces. Although it is translucent, it is unbreakable as it is made of rigid polypropylene and further packed in a medical-grade paper pouch. It also has a secure and modern locking mechanism with a CQ-lock screw cap to ensure the safe storage and transportation of the material.
Uniformity: The disposable culture tube has a unique precision molding with virgin thermoplastics. This ensures the uniformity in size and shape of all the tubes being produced. Moreover, it also makes the tubes to be chemically clean and ready to use.
Leak-Proof: Another unique property of the polypropylene culture tube is that it is leak-proof. The ultra-modern locking mechanism is the gateway to this. The CQ-lock screw cap can be easily tightened and used for the safe handling of the sample. It prevents leaks and spills from pneumatic tubes and also prevents harmful microbes from entering and destroying the sample.
Highly Sterile: Providing 100% sterility is also one of the striking features of the culture tube. Since it is electron-beam sterilized, it guarantees complete sterility. Furthermore, the sterile gloves, protective clothing, and eyewear used by professionals while collecting and handling microbiology specimens ensure a germ-free solution.
No Sample Contamination: The disposable culture container is specially manufactured from polypropylene and packed in a medical-grade paper pouch to avoid sample contamination at all costs. Propylene material provides reduced surface tension to help get an optimum sample yield.
Waste Disposal: The single-use tubes can be disposed of properly by the laboratories right after use. The unused tubes may be considered as nonhazardous waste and disposed of accordingly to prevent the prevalence of infections and contamination.