Glucose, lactate and urea can be determined directly on whole blood with the Analox enzymatic oxygen-rate technique if collected in Analox blood collection capillaries or tubes containing fluoride, heparin and nitrite. Some additionally contain a lysing agent when a hemolyzed result is preferred. The available blood and plasma collection systems are detailed below: |
Order Code |
Pack Size |
Description |
Blood Source |
Blood Fill |
Matrix |
GMRD-023 |
500 |
Glass capillary |
C |
50µl |
Plasma |
GMRD-051 |
250 |
Polypropylene tube |
C |
100µl |
Plasma |
GMRD-052 |
100 |
Polypropylene tube |
C |
100µl |
Plasma |
GMRD-053 |
500 |
Glass capillary |
C |
50µl |
Intact whole blood |
GMRD-067 |
100 |
Polypropylene tube |
V,C |
500µl |
Plasma |
GMRD-070 |
250 |
Polypropylene tube
|
C |
100µl |
Lysed whole blood |
GMRD-072 |
100 |
Polypropylene tube |
C |
100µl |
Lysed whole blood |
Note: Blood Source Key: V = venepuncture, C = capillary site, e.g. finger, earlobe |
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Other specialized collection systems available - please contact Analox for details |
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Lactate Matrix Considerations: Intact whole blood, plasma and hemolyzed whole blood |
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