McKesson Specimen Container Polypropylene 120 mL (4 oz.) Without Closure NonSterile, 500 EA/CS

Specimen Container Polypropylene 120 mL (4 oz.) Without Closure NonSterile, 500 EA/CS

This specimen container is a nonsterile polypropylene sample cup with a 120 mL, 4 oz. capacity and no closure. It fits collection workflows that need a single-use container with clear volume markings and room on the label for patient and location details. Transparent construction and graduation lines from 10 to 120 mL help staff read and document samples quickly.

Good Fit For

• Specimen collection workflows needing an open container
• Settings that document patient and room details on the container label
• High-volume purchasing when a case quantity is preferred

Key Features

• 120 mL, 4 oz. capacity supports common specimen collection needs
• No closure for workflows that require an open container format
• Graduation lines from 10 to 120 mL in 10 mL increments make volume reading easier
• Writable label area gives space for date, name, doctor, and room number
• Single-use design supports one-time specimen collection
• Latex-free and transparent for straightforward handling and visibility

Applications and Usage

• Collecting specimens in a single-use 120 mL container
• Recording date, name, doctor, and room number directly on the label
• Reading sample volume using 10 mL increment graduation lines

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This container comes without a closure, so buyers should confirm that an open format matches their workflow.
• The container is nonsterile and best selected when sterile collection is not required.
• Single-use format may be preferable for facilities that want one-time collection containers rather than reusable options.

FAQ

• Does this specimen container include a closure? No. This specimen container comes without a closure.
• What is the capacity of this specimen container? The container holds 120 mL, which is 4 oz.
• Are there measurement markings on the container? Yes. The graduation lines run from 10 to 120 mL in 10 mL increments for easier volume reading.
• Is there space to write patient or location information? Yes. The label has space for the date, name, doctor, and room number.
• Is this specimen container sterile or single use? This container is nonsterile and intended for single use.

From McKesson.