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Serum Blood Collection Tubes BD 367812 Vacutainer Plus with Clot Activator 13 X 75mm 4 mL, Red

by BD
Year End Sale 37%
Original price $ 59.95
Current price $ 38.00
SKU 367812

Serum Blood Collection Tubes are used for the collection and handling of blood specimens to be used in various diagnostic tests. Once the blood is drawn, the tubes allow it to clot, enabling the separation of serum from the cellular components. The serum is then used for:

  1. Chemistry Tests: Evaluating metabolic and organ functions (e.g., liver, kidney).
  2. Serology: Identifying antibodies and antigens for immune response and infectious disease assessment.
  3. Endocrinology: Measuring hormone levels and assessing endocrine function.
  4. Toxicology: Detecting and analyzing drugs and toxic substances.

These tubes include a clot activator to speed up the clotting process, optimizing the efficiency and accuracy of subsequent analyses.

BD Vacutainer Plus Serum Blood Collection Tubes are a type of medical device used for collecting and storing blood for diagnostic tests. These Serum Blood Collection Tubes are specifically designed for serum separation and are coated with a clot activator which helps to accelerate the clotting process in the blood sample, resulting in a faster and more efficient separation of serum from the whole blood. The tubes have a size of 13 X 75mm and can hold a volume of 4 mL of blood. They are commonly used in medical settings and laboratories for various types of blood tests and are considered a standard method for collecting serum samples.

BD 367812 BD Vacutainer Plus Blood Collection Tubes, Serum Tube Clot Activator 13 x 100 mm, 5 mL, Red with BD Hemogard Closure, Paper label. Additive: Clot activator and silicone coated interior.

  • Sterile vacuum blood collection tubes for serum determination
  • Spray-coated silica interior
  • With Hemogard™ tube closure, which prevents human contact with blood on the stopper or tube rim

Evacuated Tubes Simplify Blood Collection:

  • Blood is drawn directly from the vein into the evacuated sterile collection tubes
  • Only one venipuncture is needed to draw multiple samples
  • Tubes can be changed while needle and plastic holder remain in place on patient's arm
  • Closures are color coded

Plastic Evacuated Tubes:

  • Made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
  • Provide a safer work environment for all personnel by (1) reducing risk of tube breakage during handling; (2) eliminating breakage when tubes are centrifuged at higher speeds; and (3) eliminating breakage or chipping of tube rims when stopper is removed and reinserted
  • In addition to reducing potential injuries, fewer tube breakages result in less workflow interruption and fewer patient redraws, providing smoother day-to-day operation

Hemogard™ Stoppers:

  • Safety shield designed for safer tube handling
  • Rubber stopper is recessed inside the plastic shield, so any drops left by a blood collection needle remain isolated from potential contact
  • Shield is designed to protect lab personnel from direct contact with blood on the stopper or around the outer rim of the tube, as well as from blood splattering upon opening the tube.
Serum Blood Collection Tubes BD 367812 Vacutainer Plus with Clot Activator 13 X 75mm 4 mL, Red
Serum Blood Collection Tubes BD 367812 Vacutainer Plus with Clot Activator 13 X 75mm 4 mL, Red
$ 59.95 $ 38.00
FaqS FOR Blood Collection Tubes
  • What Are Blood Collection Tubes?

    Blood collection tubes are sterile, color-coded tubes designed for safe, accurate blood draws and laboratory testing. Each tube contains specific additives (or none) optimized for particular blood tests, minimizing errors, maintaining specimen integrity, and supporting fast, dependable diagnosis.

  • What Are the 7 Tubes of Blood Drawn? (Order of Draw)

    Blood Culture (Yellow/SPS) Light Blue Top (Citrate) Red Top (No additive/Clot activator) Gold/Tiger Top (SST – Serum Separator Tube) Green Top (Heparin) Lavender/Purple Top (EDTA) Gray Top (Fluoride/Glucose)

  • What Blood Tests Go in What Color Tube? | Blood Tube Color Chart

    Yellow (SPS): Blood cultures Light Blue: PT, PTT, coagulation studies Red: Serum, chemistry, serology, blood bank Gold/Tiger Top: Chemistries, immunology, viral testing Green: Plasma chemistry (electrolytes, troponin, ammonia) Lavender/Purple: CBC, Hgb A1c, blood typing, ESR, hematology Gray: Glucose, lactate

  • What Are the Different Types of Blood Collection Tubes?

    EDTA tubes Citrate tubes Heparin tubes Serum separator tubes (SST) No additive tubes (Plain Red) Sodium fluoride/potassium oxalate tubes (Gray) Blood culture bottles Clot activator tubes (Orange)

  • What Color Tube is Used for Blood Bank Collection?

    Red top tube (plain, no additive) or Pink top tube (EDTA) are often used for blood bank testing and crossmatching.

  • What is an EDTA Tube Used For?

    EDTA (Lavender/Purple top tube): Used for CBC (Complete Blood Count), Hgb A1c, ESR, blood typing, hemoglobin, and hematology studies because EDTA prevents clotting.

  • What Are Common Phlebotomy Errors?

    Incorrect order of draw Hemolysis from rough handling Under- or over-filling tubes Using expired tubes Improper labeling Insufficient mixing or invert count Wrong tube type for test

  • Purpose of Different Tube Tops

    Tube tops are color-coded to identify the additive inside, preventing errors and ensuring sample integrity for specific test requirements.

  • Blood Tubes Used for What Tests? (Quick Test List)

    CBC, ESR, Hgb A1c: Lavender/Purple top (EDTA) CMP, BMP, TSH, T4, Chemistry: Gold/Tiger or Green top Coagulation (PT, PTT): Light Blue top Blood Bank (Type & Screen): Red or Pink top Glucose, Lactate: Gray top

  • What Are the 14 Blood Tests? (Common in a Comprehensive Metabolic Panel – CMP)

    Glucose Calcium Sodium Potassium Chloride CO2 (carbon dioxide) BUN (blood urea nitrogen) Creatinine Albumin Total protein ALP (alkaline phosphatase) ALT (alanine aminotransferase) AST (aspartate aminotransferase) Bilirubin (total)

  • What Color Tube is CBC and BMP?

    CBC: Lavender/Purple top (EDTA) BMP: Gold/Tiger top (SST) or Green top (Heparin)

  • What Blood Tube for CMP?

    Gold top (SST/serum separator tube) is standard for CMP; green top can also be used for plasma samples.

  • What Color Tube for Hgb A1c?

    Lavender/Purple top (EDTA)

  • What Color Tube for TSH and T4 (Thyroid Tests)?

    Gold/Tiger top (SST) or Red top for thyroid function testing.

  • What 14 Tests Are in a CMP?

    See "What are the 14 blood tests?" above; CMP includes electrolytes, kidney and liver markers, proteins, and glucose.

  • What Color Tube for PT?

    Light Blue top (Sodium citrate) is used for PT (Prothrombin Time) and other coagulation tests.

  • Why Choose Our Blood Collection Tubes?

    FDA & CE approved, sterile, single-use tubes Color-coded tops for zero-error draws Reliable preservation and separation of blood components Leak-proof, shatter-resistant construction Compatible with all standard blood draw systems Used by major hospitals, laboratories, and clinics worldwide

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