Smart Transport Vial for Clinical Specimen - 50/Cs [STM15-A]

The Medschenker Smart Transport Vial for Clinical Specimen is an FDA-listed tube used designed for the collection and safe transport of clinical specimens from the collection sites to the testing laboratories. It is suitable for the long-term freeze storage of viruses such as Flu, Covid19, Chlamydia, Mycoplasma, and Ureaplasma.

High-quality material: The transport medium vial is a polypropylene plastic tube paired with a nylon fiber nasopharyngeal swab. The new cap system (CQ-Lock screw) of the tube prevents leaks even in pneumatic tubes and maintains organism viability for 48 hours at temperatures of 2 – 25°C. Almost 85% of its raw materials are obtained from within the US.

Shatterproof: A great feature of this stand-up smart tube is that it is shatter-proof. It allows for quality centrifugation of the sample in which the sample materials and particles are separated at a rapid pace. Furthermore, the plastic material prevents breakage and sample leakage upon fall.

Sterile case: The tube casing is electron-beam sterilized and wrapped in individual pouches to prevent germs from invading and destroying the original specimens. Developed out of substantial support from physicians and microbiologists, it ensures 100% sterility.

Reliable Results: The premium material involved in the manufacturing of the vial helps store the specimens with the utmost protection. Furthermore, the antibiotics in the smart transport medium inhibit the growth of bacteria or fungal flora in the sample. Thus, allowing for the most reliable and accurate results.

Product options:

Due to its superior quality, the Smart Transport Medium Vial is one of the safest viral collection and transport mediums. It comes with variations in volume.

• MKSK-00018: Smart Transport Medium with 1.5ml fill volume
• MKSK-00028: Smart Transport Medium with 2 ml fill volume
• MKSK-00026: Smart Transport Medium with 3 ml fill volume

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.