VACUETTE® TUBE 2 ml FX Sodium Fluoride / Potassium Oxalate 13x75 grey cap-white ring, non-ridged
GLUCOSE BLOOD COLLECTION TUBES
VACUETTE® glucose tubes are used to determine glucose. All glucose tubes (except FC mix) can also be used for the determination of lactate.
The glucose tube from Greiner Bio-One is available in three versions: FX sodium fluoride/potassium oxalate, FE sodium fluoride/K3 EDTA and FC mix.
The powder additive in the FC mix tube lowers the pH and blocks the pH-dependent enzymes that would be active in the initial phase of the glycolysis cascade. The combination of the citrate-fluoride-EDTA additive in the tube stabilizes the in vivo concentration of glucose in the sample from the beginning. The sample is stabilized for up to 48 hours immediately after collection.
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Our gray top glucose blood tubes are used to preserve glucose in whole blood. See our available products in a variety of sizes and types in this category:
Greiner Bio-One manufactures high-quality blood collection tubes under the VACUETTE® Blood Tube brand name. Most VACUETTE® Blood Tubes contain chemical additives, which in combination with a pre-determined vacuum, guarantee the correct mixing ratio of blood sample to additive. Reliable results make VACUETTE® Blood Collection Tubes the optimal collection product for analysis with all current instrumentation. All tubes are CE marked.
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