Disposable Medical Products Non-Vacuum Blood Collection

• Type: Blood Collection
• Material: Plastic
• Ethylene Oxide Sterilization: Ethylene Oxide Sterilization
• Quality Guarantee Period: Five Years
• Group: All
• Logo Printing: With Logo Printing
• Model NO.: XH2915
• Certification: CE, FDA, ISO13485
• Medical Device Regulatory Type: Type 2
• Transport Package: Carton
• Trademark: OEM
• Origin: Tianchang
• Production Capacity: 400 Million Pieces/Year

Product Description

Basic product performance

Plain tube           13*75mm         1ml                  100pcs/rack,1200pcs/ctn
                                                 2ml
                                                 3ml
                                                 4ml
                                                 5ml

Clot activator yube                      5ml                 100pcs/rack,1200pcs/ctn
                                                 6ml 
                                                 7ml              

Gel tube                                    1ml                 100pcs/rack,1200pcs/ctn
                                                 2ml
                                                 3ml
                                                 4ml
                                                 5ml 

ESR tube                                  1.6ml               100pcs/rack,1200pcs/ctn
                                                2.4ml
                                                3.2ml
                                                4   ml                                    

About us

Easyway Medical started to produce disposable Non-vacuum Blood Collection since 2002.  Products are mainly sold domestically and also exported to EU, Russia, Brazil, Middle East and South-east Asia. Products win a good fame for its high quality with good price.For a long time, there has been no medical accident or near accident related to the quality of our products and no recall notice has been received.


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