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Phlebotomy Supplies

Phlebotomy supplies are the equipment and consumables used to safely collect blood specimens from patients for laboratory testing. This includes all items needed to draw venous (and sometimes capillary or arterial) blood and correctly handle the sample. For example, vacuum blood-collection tubes (e.g. BD Vacutainer tubes with color-coded caps) are staples in phlebotomy; these tubes (often pre-loaded with anticoagulants or clotting agents) “are widely employed in hospital blood collection (phlebotomy) departments”.

  • Venous draw kits: These include sterile blood-drawing needles (double-ended “multi-sample” needles that attach to a tube holder, or disposable syringe+needle), and winged “butterfly” infusion sets for difficult veins. The needles connect to evacuated collection tubes (Vacutainers) or syringes so that blood flows directly into the properly additive-lined tubes. Tubes come in various sizes and colors (red, lavender, blue tops, etc.) depending on which tests will be run. (The kit also often includes a plastic holder or adapter to secure the tube during the draw.)

  • Capillary (fingerstick) supplies: For small-volume samples (e.g. point-of-care glucose tests or infant blood draws), single-use lancets (blade or spring-loaded devices) are used to puncture a fingertip or heel. Tiny capillary tubes or micro-collection vials are then used to collect the small drop(s) of blood. These items are essential phlebotomy supplies when venous access is not needed or possible.

  • Ancillary items and PPE: A tightened tourniquet (elastic band or blood pressure cuff) is used to engorge veins. The puncture site is disinfected with a 70% alcohol swab (or chlorhexidine prep pad) prior to insertion to prevent infection. The phlebotomist wears disposable exam gloves for every draw (WHO recommends one pair of clean gloves per patient). After the blood is drawn, absorbent gauze or cotton is applied and an adhesive bandage is placed on the puncture site. All used sharps (needles, lancets) go immediately into a puncture-resistant sharps container, and contaminated disposables (gauze, gloves) go into biohazard bags. Labels and requisition forms (with patient ID and test orders) are also part of the kit to ensure each sample is correctly identified and handled.

Overall, phlebotomy supplies encompass all tools needed for a blood draw: needles or lancets to puncture the skin, collection tubes or microtubes to capture the blood, and supporting items for safety and sample integrity. In practice, a standard phlebotomy tray will include tourniquet, alcohol wipes, sterile needles (or lancets), collection tubes (vacuum tubes of various types), cotton and bandages, gloves, and a sharps container. These items together enable clinicians to perform venous or capillary blood sampling in a sterile, efficient manner.

  • Blood Test Tubes Closure Polyethylene Flanged Plug Caps 13 mm For Use with 13 mm Blood Drawing Tubes Natural Color Plug Caps 1000/Bag White Plug Caps 1000/Bag Yellow Plug Caps 1000/Bag Lavender Plug Caps 1000/Bag Red Plug Caps 1000/Bag Black Plug Caps 1000/Bag Blue Plug Caps 1000/Bag Green Plug Caps 1000/Bag Orange Plug Caps 1000/Bag
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    Blood Test Tubes Closure Polyethylene Flanged Plug Caps 13 mm For Use with 13 mm Blood Drawing Tubes

    Blood test tube closure polyethylene flanged plug caps are small plastic caps designed to fit onto the open end of 13 mm blood drawing tubes. These...

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  • Phlebotomy Supply Tray with Two Inserts
    Sale 22%
    Original price $ 225.00
    Current price $ 175.00

    Phlebotomy Supply Tray with Two Inserts

    Healthcare Logistics 17465 Phlebotomy Supply Tray with Two Inserts is a medical tray used for holding and organizing phlebotomy supplies. It includ...

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  • Phlebotomy Supply Carring Tray
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    Original price $ 169.95
    Current price $ 125.00

    Phlebotomy Supply Carring Tray

    Phlebotomy Supply Carrier is a specialized carrier designed for transporting and organizing phlebotomy supplies. It measures 16.5 inches in length,...

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  • Buy Clinton Industries Clinton Lab X Series, Blood Drawing Chair with Padded Arms  online at Mountainside Medical Equipment
    $ 955.00

    Clinton Lab X Series, Blood Drawing Chair with Padded Arms

    Normal Delivery - 2-6 Weeks Clinton Lab X Series, Blood Drawing Chair with Padded Arms Contoured, padded seat and padded, arched backrest Height ...

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  • BD 367921 Vacutainer Fluoride Blood Collection Tubes 2 mL with Hemogard Closure
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    Original price $ 85.00
    Current price $ 55.00

    BD Vacutainer Fluoride Blood Collection Tubes 2 mL with Hemogard Closure 13mm x 75mm, 100/box

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    BD 367921 Vacutainer Fluoride Blood Collection Tubes 2 mL with Hemogard Closure 13mm x 75mm with glycolytic inhibitor, 5.0 mg sodium fluoride, 4...

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  • Buy BD BD 367341 Vacutainer Push Button Blood Collection Sets 25 Gauge x 3/4" with 12" Tubing, 50/box  online at Mountainside Medical Equipment
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    Original price $ 229.95
    Current price $ 199.00

    BD Vacutainer Push Button Blood Collection Sets 25 Gauge x 3/4" with 12" Tubing, 50/box

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    Item has been discontinued.  Please use #16-BC2534 The Vacutainer Push Button Blood Collection Set was created to prevent needlestick injuries amon...

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  • Buy BD BD 367324 Vacutainer Push Button Blood Collection Sets 23 Gauge x 3/4" with 12" Tubing, 50/box  online at Mountainside Medical Equipment
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    Original price $ 229.95
    Current price $ 189.95

    BD 367324 Vacutainer Push Button Blood Collection Sets 23 Gauge x 3/4" with 12" Tubing, 50/box

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    BD 367324 Vacutainer Push Button Blood Collection Sets 23 Gauge x 3/4" with 12" Tubing is a device used to collect blood from a person. It consists...

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  • BD 366706 Microtainer MAP Microtube for Automated Process 13x75mm, 50/box
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    Original price $ 159.95
    Current price $ 119.95

    BD Microtainer MAP Microtube for Automated Process 13x75mm, 50/box

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    BD 366706 Microtainer MAP Microtube for Automated Process is a sterile, single-use, plastic microtube that is specifically designed for use in auto...

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  • Buy BD BD 365963 Microtainer Tubes Silicon Coated with Microgard Closure 15.3 x 46mm, 50/box  online at Mountainside Medical Equipment
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    Original price $ 125.95
    Current price $ 89.95

    BD 365963 Microtainer Tubes Silicon Coated with Microgard Closure 15.3 x 46mm, 50/box

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    The BD 365963 Microtainer Tubes Silicon Coated with Microgard Closure is a device that is used to collect and store blood. The tubes are made of si...

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  • BD 364816 Vacutainer Specialty 6 mL Blood Collection Tubes 13mm x 100mm
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    Original price $ 379.95
    Current price $ 289.95

    Venous Blood Collection Tube ACD Solution A Additive 6 mL, Yellow Cap 13mm x 100mm, 100/box

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    Venous Blood Collection Tubes with ACD (Acid Citrate Dextrose) Solution A are used to preserve whole blood samples. The ACD acts as an anticoagulan...

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  • Buy Smart Medical Products Phlebotomy Supplies Carrying Tray with Two Inserts  online at Mountainside Medical Equipment
    Sale 20%
    Original price $ 229.95
    Current price $ 185.00

    Phlebotomy Supplies Carrying Tray with Two Inserts

    The Phlebotomy Supplies Carrying Tray is a highly useful tool that simplifies the jobs of phlebotomy staff. This professionally designed plastic tr...

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Phlebotomy Supplies

Phlebotomy supplies are the equipment and consumables used to safely collect blood specimens from patients for laboratory testing. This includes all items needed to draw venous (and sometimes capillary or arterial) blood and correctly handle the sample. For example, vacuum blood-collection tubes (e.g. BD Vacutainer tubes with color-coded caps) are staples in phlebotomy; these tubes (often pre-loaded with anticoagulants or clotting agents) “are widely employed in hospital blood collection (phlebotomy) departments”.

  • Venous draw kits: These include sterile blood-drawing needles (double-ended “multi-sample” needles that attach to a tube holder, or disposable syringe+needle), and winged “butterfly” infusion sets for difficult veins. The needles connect to evacuated collection tubes (Vacutainers) or syringes so that blood flows directly into the properly additive-lined tubes. Tubes come in various sizes and colors (red, lavender, blue tops, etc.) depending on which tests will be run. (The kit also often includes a plastic holder or adapter to secure the tube during the draw.)

  • Capillary (fingerstick) supplies: For small-volume samples (e.g. point-of-care glucose tests or infant blood draws), single-use lancets (blade or spring-loaded devices) are used to puncture a fingertip or heel. Tiny capillary tubes or micro-collection vials are then used to collect the small drop(s) of blood. These items are essential phlebotomy supplies when venous access is not needed or possible.

  • Ancillary items and PPE: A tightened tourniquet (elastic band or blood pressure cuff) is used to engorge veins. The puncture site is disinfected with a 70% alcohol swab (or chlorhexidine prep pad) prior to insertion to prevent infection. The phlebotomist wears disposable exam gloves for every draw (WHO recommends one pair of clean gloves per patient). After the blood is drawn, absorbent gauze or cotton is applied and an adhesive bandage is placed on the puncture site. All used sharps (needles, lancets) go immediately into a puncture-resistant sharps container, and contaminated disposables (gauze, gloves) go into biohazard bags. Labels and requisition forms (with patient ID and test orders) are also part of the kit to ensure each sample is correctly identified and handled.

Overall, phlebotomy supplies encompass all tools needed for a blood draw: needles or lancets to puncture the skin, collection tubes or microtubes to capture the blood, and supporting items for safety and sample integrity. In practice, a standard phlebotomy tray will include tourniquet, alcohol wipes, sterile needles (or lancets), collection tubes (vacuum tubes of various types), cotton and bandages, gloves, and a sharps container. These items together enable clinicians to perform venous or capillary blood sampling in a sterile, efficient manner.

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