Medline 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin Prefilled Container, 20 mL

Medline 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin Prefilled Container, 20 mL

This is a 10% neutral buffered formalin prefilled container with a 20 mL fill format. It fits pathology and specimen handling workflows that need a leak-resistant container with formalin fixative already in place. For added handling confidence, this size makes an audible click when fully screwed closed, and the container is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Pathology specimen handling workflows
• Labs or clinical settings using prefilled formalin containers
• Teams that want audible closure confirmation on smaller container sizes

Key Features

• Prefilled with 10% neutral buffered formalin fixative to support ready-to-use workflow
• Leak-resistant container helps reduce concerns during handling and transport
• 95 kPa-compliant construction supports pressure-related handling requirements
• 20 mL size makes an audible click when fully closed so staff can confirm the seal
• Latex-free option for facilities that prefer latex-free supplies

Applications and Usage

• Collecting and securing specimens in a prefilled formalin container
• Workflows where staff need a leak-resistant container for handling and transport
• Settings that benefit from a screw closure with audible seal confirmation

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• This SKU is the 20 mL option in the container family.
• The audible click closure applies to sizes from 20 mL to 120 mL.
• No special DOT handling is required according to the product details.

FAQ

• Is the container already filled with formalin? Yes. The container comes prefilled with 10% neutral buffered formalin fixative.
• Does the 20 mL container give a closure confirmation? Yes. The 20 mL size makes an audible click when screwed closed so users can confirm the seal.
• Is this container leak resistant? Yes. The product details state that the formalin container is leak-resistant.
• Does this item require special DOT handling? No. The product details state that it requires no special DOT handling.

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