safeCLINITUBES capillary tubes
Minimize the risk of contact with patient blood and match the sample volume requirements of different analyzers
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Made of plastic
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Available with two types of heparin
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Different volumes
Electrolyte balanced heparin
45 μl, 70 μl, 100 μl and 125 μl
High concentration heparin
55 μl and 85 μl
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 The history of Radiometer as we know it today began in 1954 when Radiometer developed the world’s first commercially available blood gas analyzer. Since then, we have refined our blood gas testing knowledge and experience and continue to advance our acute care diagnostic solutions.
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Get to know the capillary tubes that meets your blood gas testing needs in the NICU and maternity ward
Mixing wire and magnet
Designed to facilitate thorough mixing of your sample
END CAP
Designed to help seal the capillary tubes, preventing contact with patient blood
Made of plastic
Less likely to break
Heparin
Pre-heparinized with dry electrolyte-balanced heparin, designed to minimize clots
Wide range of volumes
With low volumes available, minimize the amount of blood you need to take from your patient when using Radiometer blood gas analyzers.
Get to know the capillary tubes that meets your blood gas testing needs in the NICU and maternity ward
Wide range of volumes
With low volumes available, minimize the amount of blood you need to take from your patient when using Radiometer blood gas analyzers.
Mixing wire and magnet
Designed to facilitate thorough mixing of your sample
END CAP
Designed to help seal the capillary tubes, preventing contact with patient blood
Made of plastic
Less likely to break.
Heparin
Pre-heparinized with dry electrolyte-balanced heparin, designed to minimize clots
Minimizing preanalytical errors
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Preanalytical blood gas errors
This handbook focuses on the preanalytical phase of blood gas testing and what you can do to minimize errors.
How-to videos - guide to blood gas
Watch six educational videos to support you in understanding blood gas analysis.
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