HCY Sterile Flocked Swabs
963HCY Sterile Flocked Swabs Sterile swabs with soft nylon fiber tip Supplier: Huachenyang (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd Manufacturer:Huachenyang Factory:Hcy DescriptionSwab has no i...
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A flocked swab is a type of medical swab designed for various applications, including sample collection for diagnostic purposes. The term “flocking” refers to the method of attaching material to the swab tip. Instead of traditional fiber or foam tips, flocking involves attaching short fibers to the swab in a perpendicular arrangement, creating a soft, three-dimensional structure.
In the context of medical use, flocking swabs are often used for collecting samples from areas like the nasopharynx or throat. The design allows for better sample absorption and release, making them efficient for diagnostic testing. These swabs are commonly used in procedures such as DNA testing, forensics, and various medical tests, including COVID-19 testing.
The advantages of flocking swabs include improved sample collection and release, increased patient comfort, and enhanced test accuracy. They have become particularly relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic for collecting respiratory samples for testing due to their effectiveness and patient-friendly design.
HCY Sterile Flocked Swabs Sterile swabs with soft nylon fiber tip Supplier: Huachenyang (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd Manufacturer:Huachenyang Factory:Hcy DescriptionSwab has no i...
View detailsAdvantages of Flocked SwabsHigh Absorption: The fiber structure of flocked swabs allows them to absorb and release more samples, ensuring higher efficiency in sample collection and transport.Sampl...
View detailsA global leader in high quality, single-use medical devices, Huachenyang has over 16 years of experience molding and flocking applicators and swabs for medical applications. Our test swabs are kno...
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