Nylon Flocked Nasal Swab, Nasopharyngeal Swab: 145mm

Complete samples can be obtained using good quality nylon flocked swabs and proper collection methods, and sufficient samples can facilitate accurate diagnosis. The CY-96000 flocked nasopharyngeal swab is ideal for physiological sample collection.

Description of Flocked Nasal Swab

Product Name	Nasopharyngeal Nylon Flocked Swab
Item NO.	CY-96000
Factory System	GMP
Material	100% Medical Grade Nylon
Certifications	CE / FDA / ISO / TGA
Sterilization	Gamma-ray sterilization treated
Services	OEM/ODM
Swab Length	145mm±5mm
Breakpoint Length	90mm
Swab Tip Length	20mm
Swab Tip Diameter	1.8mm±0.2mm
Packing	Individual Sterile Package

Features of Nasopharyngeal Swab

1. The proprietary flocking process optimizes the collection of the flocked swab and releases up to 95% of the samples.
2. Anatomically and ergonomically design improves patient comfort and specimen collection.
3. Nylon flocked swabs instantly and spontaneously release the sample into the liquid medium.
4. Breakpoint molded handle better helps to break off.
5. Non-slip with Frosted handle.
6. ABS handle(medical grade) ergonomic & anatomic design for comfortable and easy use.
7. No fiber or adhesive residue interference in the collection.

How to Use Flocked Nasopharyngeal Swab

Application: Mini Oropharyngeal Swab / Nasopharyngeal Sampling Swab
For the collection of nasopharyngeal or oropharyngeal specimens, and then detect SARS-COV-2, etc.

1. Tilt the patient’s head back and insert the nasopharyngeal swab into the nostril until the swab collar touches the outside of the nose.
2. Once the flocked swab is in place, rotate it in a circular motion 2 times and keep it in place for 10-15 seconds for optimal sample collection.
3. Remove the nasal swab or nasopharyngeal swab from the patient and insert the tip into an acceptable viral transport medium.
4. Break the swab shaft against the side of the tube, and close the lid.
5. Transport specimen to testing laboratory.

Note:  Collected by a healthcare professional or a patient self-collected sample is acceptable when the patient is in an appropriate clinical setting.