Medline 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin Prefilled Container, 40 mL

Medline 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin Prefilled Container, 40 mL

This 10% neutral buffered formalin prefilled container is a 40 mL specimen container prefilled halfway with fixative. It fits labs and clinical workflows that need a ready-to-use formalin container with a secure seal and no special DOT handling. The container is leak-resistant, 95 kPa-compliant, and latex free.

Good Fit For

• Laboratory specimen handling
• Clinical settings using prefilled formalin containers
• Workflows that benefit from no special DOT handling

Key Features

• Prefilled with 10% neutral buffered formalin fixative for ready-to-use handling
• 40 mL container size suits workflows that call for this specific volume
• Leak-resistant design helps support cleaner transport and handling
• 95 kPa-compliant construction supports high-pressure tube conditions
• No special DOT handling required, which may simplify shipping workflows
• Latex-free choice for facilities that standardize around latex-free supplies

Applications and Usage

• Collecting and transporting specimens in a prefilled formalin container
• Supporting lab workflows that need a leak-resistant specimen container
• Using a 40 mL formalin container where this volume fits the protocol

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• The container is prefilled halfway with 10% neutral buffered formalin fixative.
• An audible click closure is noted for 20 mL to 120 mL sizes when screwed closed to help confirm the seal.

FAQ

• Is this container prefilled? Yes. This container comes prefilled halfway with 10% neutral buffered formalin fixative.
• Does this formalin container help support secure transport? Yes. The container is leak-resistant and 95 kPa-compliant, which helps support transport and handling.
• Does this container require special DOT handling? No. The product details state that it requires no special DOT handling.
• How do I know the cap is closed? For 20 mL to 120 mL sizes, the container makes an audible click when screwed closed to help confirm the seal.

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