Product

Urine Monovette®, 10 ml, cap yellow, (LxØ): 102 x 15 mm, 64 piece(s)/bag

Order number: 10.252.030
Urine Monovette®, 10 ml, cap yellow, (LxØ): 102 x 15 mm, 64 piece(s)/bag

Product description

Order number 10.252.030
Product description Urine Monovette®, nominal volume: 10 ml, without preparation, Urine tube, (LxØ): 102 x 15 mm, white, with light protection, graduated, material: PP, Luer screw cap, cap yellow, with plastic label, 64 piece(s)/bag

Product characteristics

Type of collection Aspiration
Type of preparation without preparation
Label/ Print with plastic label
Colour of print/label transparent/yellow
Graduation yes
Cap Luer screw cap
Closure type screw cap
Light protection yes
Application Urine tube
Example of use Urine collection, transport, and storage
Base shape round base
Volume of work 10 ml
Recommended centrifugation 400 x g
Centrifugation time 5 Min
Connection Luer (m)

Size

Sample volume 10 ml
Diameter 15 mm
Length including cap 117 mm
Length excluding cap 102 mm
Length including cap and plunger 127 mm

Material & colours

Product material Polypropylene (PP)
Colour of product white
Closure material High Density Polyethylene (HD-PE)
Colour of cap yellow
Tube material Polypropylene (PP)
Piston material High Density Polyethylene (HD-PE)
Piston plunger material Polystyrene (PS)

Purity & certification

Satisfies the requirement IATA, ADR
Product category In vitrodiagnostic device, CE
CE certified CE
Batched yes

Packaging

Minimum order qty. 512
Type of smallest subpackaging bag
Piece(s) / inner box 64
Piece (s) / outer case 512
Piece(s) / pallet 24576
Depth of case 388 mm
Width of case 378 mm
Height of case 215 mm
Case volume 0.0315 cbm
Weight of product 0.0085 kg
Weight of case 4.85 kg
EAN of inner box 4038917279987
EAN case 4038917279840
Product specification
NFT Urine collection system

NFT Urine collection system

Microbiology

Microbiology

Urine Analysis

Urine Analysis


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General

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    Does the boric acid in the Urine Monovette® also stabilise urine sediment?

    The Urine Monovette® with boric acid stabilises the microorganisms in urine.

    In principle, the parameters of urine sediment are affected by the pH value and the specific weight. The use of boric acid can therefore lead to cell lysis. The yellow Urine Monovette® without stabiliser is perfect for determining urine sediment. 

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    What is the difference between the green and yellow Urine Monovette®?

    The colour-coding of the Urine Monovette makes it easy to quickly distinguish between the version with and without the stabiliser (boric acid).

    Yellow: neutral

    Green: with boric acid

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    How is the Urine Monovette® with boric acid prepared?

    The Urine Monovette® is prepared with 15 mg boric acid/ml urine. This corresponds to a concentration of 1.5%. The preparation is free from mercury.

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    Which Urine Monovette® can be recommended when using test strips for urine analysis?

    The Urine Monovette® 10 ml (product no 10.252) is suitable for urine analyses using test strips. The length of conventional test strips fits perfectly into a filled Urine Monovette®.

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    What material is the Urine Monovette® tube made from?

    The Urine Monovette® tube is made from PP (polypropylene).

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    Is the Urine Monovette® sterile?

    Due to the intended purpose, sterility is not required. For special requirements, the following individually packaged sterile Urine Monovettes can be ordered:

    Art. No 10.258.020 Urine Monovette® 8.5 ml (92 x 15 mm)

    Art. No. 10.252.020 Urine Monovette® 10 ml (102 x 15 mm)

    Art. No. 10.253.020 Urine Monovette® with stabiliser 10 ml (102 x 15 mm)

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    Is the V-Monovette® Urine transfer unit sterile?

    No, if sterile transfer of the sample is required, the urine cup with integrated sterile transfer device can be used (Art. No. 75.562.400).

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    Why does the Urine Monovette® with boric acid not have a scale?

    As the Urine Monovette® with boric acid should always be filled up to the nominal volume, a scale is not required. The filling level mark indicates the correct volume.

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Pre-analytics

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    Can the Urine Monovette® with boric acid be used for clinical chemistry tests?

    It must be assumed that the low pH-value will affect the test methods by providing false measurement results, as most methods involve enzymatic colorimetric tests.

    You can also obtain detailed information and any approvals regarding individual parameters from the manufacturer of the reagents.

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    What is the minimum acceptable filling volume for the Urine Monovette® with boric acid?

    The Urine Monovette® with boric acid should always be filled up to nominal volume. For optimal stabilisation of microorganisms, underfilling should be avoided.

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    For how long does the Urine Monovette® with boric acid stabilise microorganisms after filling the tube?

    At the correct filling volume, the boric acid stabilises microorganisms effectively between collection and analysis for up to 48 hours at room temperature.

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    How should the Urine Monovette® be centrifuged for sedimentation?

    The recommended centrifugation conditions for sedimentation are 400 x g, 5 minutes at 20°C.

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    Why is 24-hour urine collected?

    24-hour urine collection eliminates concentration fluctuations occurring throughout the day. It is therefore suitable for safely and reliably determining parameters which are subject to concentration fluctuations (circardian rhythm), such as catecholamine or creatinine clearance.

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    What should be considered when collecting 24-hour urine?

    Collecting 24-hour urine starts by emptying the bladder in the lavatory. This time must be noted (e.g. 7 a.m.). 

    The next bladder emptying must be transferred to the collection container and, if necessary, the stabiliser is added (do not forget to mix). 

    Each subsequent urination must be collected until the following day. The collection stops from the time that was noted on the previous day (e.g. 7 a.m.). The bladder should be emptied shortly before in order to add this sample to the amount collected.

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    What type of analyses require mid-stream urine?

    Mid-stream urine is particularly important for microbiological tests.

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    What is mid-stream urine?

    After cleaning the external genitalia and after urinating for approximately 3 seconds, about 10–20 ml of urine is collected in a sterile container without interrupting the urine stream. Impurities are avoided in this way. Once the designated sample volume has been collected, the remaining urine can be released into the lavatory.

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