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CLINITUBES capillary tubes

Pre-heparinised with dry electrolyte-balanced heparin. Safe, straightforward and accurate capillary sampling

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Radiometer offers a palatte of capillary tubes for low-volume PH, blood gas, oximetry and metabolite analysis. The capillary tubes come in a variety of sizes to match the sample-volume requirements of different analysers. 

  • safeCLINITUBES are made of plastic, reducing the risk of breakage.
  • CLINITUBES tubes are made of glass.

Capillary cap seals the sample 

We have designed our capillary tubes to be free of sharp edges with rounded ends. Our capillary cap helps secure sealing and minimises the risk of blood spillage. The capillary tubes come with a mixing wire and magnet to facilitate mixing of the sample.

Pre-heparinised tubes reduce risk of clotting

Our capillary tubes are preheparinised with dry electrolyte-balanced heparin or high concentration sodium heparin. This reduces the risk of clotting and helps secure reliable results, reducing bias on electrolytes results.

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Radiometer and acutecaretesting.org present free educational webinars on topics surrounding acute care testing

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Radiometer and acutecaretesting.org present a series of free educational webinars.
Preanalytical Handbook from Radiometer - Step by step guidance through possible errors in the preanalytical phase.

Guiding you step by step through possible errors in the preanalytical phase

Based on available literature and international best practices, this handbook focuses on the preanalytical phase of blood gas testing and what you can do to minimize errors.
Acutecaretesing.org - scientific knowledge site sponsored and maintained by Radiometer Medical Aps.

Scientific knowledge site

Acutecaretesting.org is a site that combines scientific literature with daily practice on topics relevant to acute care testing.

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