Globe Scientific Stool Specimen Container 20 mL (0.67 oz.) Snap-On Lid Unprinted NonSterile, 1200/CS

Stool Specimen Container 20 mL (0.67 oz.) Snap-On Lid Unprinted NonSterile, 1200/CS

This stool specimen container is a disposable 20 mL collection container with a snap-on lid. It fits labs, clinics, and healthcare settings that need a nonsterile, unprinted container for stool specimen collection. The white container comes with a blue cap and an attached spoon to support sample handling.

Good Fit For

• Clinical and laboratory stool specimen collection
• Workflows that use separate patient or facility labeling
• High-volume purchasing by the case

Key Features

• 20 mL capacity supports small specimen collection needs
• Snap-on lid offers a simple closure for routine handling
• Attached spoon helps with stool sample collection
• Unprinted container works well where custom labeling is preferred
• Nonsterile disposable format suits general specimen collection workflows
• White container with blue cap is easy to distinguish in use

Applications and Usage

• Collecting stool specimens in clinics or laboratories
• Supporting sample collection when an attached spoon is preferred
• Using unprinted containers in workflows with custom labels or handwritten identification

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This container is nonsterile, so it may not fit workflows that require sterile collection items.
• The container is unprinted, which is useful for custom identification but requires separate labeling.
• This version does not have graduations.

FAQ

• Does this stool specimen container include a collection spoon? Yes. The container has an attached spoon to help with stool specimen collection.
• Is the container sterile? No. This stool specimen container is nonsterile.
• Does the container have measurement markings? No. This version is without graduations.
• What kind of lid does this specimen container use? The container uses a snap-on lid for closure.
• Is there printing on the container? No. The container is unprinted, which can be useful when your workflow uses separate labels.

From Globe Scientific.