DESCRIPTION

For the collection of Nasopharyngeal (NP) specimens.

• Flexible
• Mini-tip size flocked swab
• 80mm breakpoint on the shaft
• Peel pouch – individually packaged
• Sterile

SPECFICATIONS

INDUSTRY Clinical

MANUFACTURER Huachenyang

PACK SIZE 100 per package

BREAKPOINT 80mm

PACKAGING Individually Wrapped

STERILITY Sterile

PROMOTIONAL LITERATURE

Swab Specifications

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The factory in China produces the most flocking swabs. Our flocking swabs come in many models, including oral flocking swabs, throat flocking swabs, cervical flocking swabs, microbial flocking swabs, forensic flocking swabs, and gynecological flocking swabs, DNA flocking swabs, different swab models and prices may vary,
Different applications have different head thickness and size

Advantages of Flock Swabs

Sample Collection: The tip of the flock swab is filled with dense nylon fibers, a unique structure that can greatly increase the number of samples collected.

Sample Collection: The tip of the flock swab is filled with dense nylon fibers, a unique structure that can greatly increase the number of samples collected.

Why are flock swabs more beneficial for micro DNA collection?

The traditional cotton swab tip is made of cotton fibers entangled into the internal structure. The sampling of this fiber mass will be scattered. The sample remains on the fiber leading to the original content of DNA precipitation and release efficiency, and may even lead to inaccurate results of the test.

The flock swab tip is a unique flocked structure. It can almost completely extract and precipitate trace DNA, so the flock swab has a more obvious advantage in collecting trace DNA.

How does the flock swab release the sample?

• The directional friction effect of the swab fiber layer can completely capture the cell sample.
• Since the cell sample is concentrated on the near surface of the flock swab fiber, more than 95% of the sample can be released eventually.
• The capillary movement between the nylon fibers at the tip of the flock swab forms a strong hydraulic pressure for absorbing liquid or cell-like samples.