Oral Flocked Specimen Collection Swabs Disposable Sampling Swab With Flocking Tip

1. Sterilization of the sampling tube and swab can be done before the medical institution or the user is used.

2. Annotate the relevant sample information on the sampling tube and inject an appropriate amount of sample solution.

3. According to different sampling requirements, sample swabs were sampled at the corresponding locations, holding the handle gently inserting the swab into the sampling area, gently rotating the swab 3-5 times, and then slowly removing it.

4. The sample is put into the sampling tube, and the sample swab is broken out of the sampling tube, then the tube cover is tightened, and the sample is sealed to complete the sampling.

5. The newly collected clinical specimens should be transported to the laboratory within 48 hours at 4ºC, and can not be sent to the laboratory for 48 hours. They should be kept at -70ºC or below. Specimens sent to the laboratory should be inoculated and separated as soon as possible, and can be stored at 4ºCfor 48 hours. If the inoculum is not inoculated, it should be kept at -70 ºC or below.

 

2. Ask the patient to open their mouth and vigorously rub the inside of each cheek and over the gums of the test subject for 30 seconds.

3. Air dry the swab for 3 minutes.

4. Snap the swab at the break point to fit in tube and screw the cap tightly.

5. Label with appropriate patient information.

6. Place specimen in the biohazard bag and seal bag.