96000G Specification.pdf
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InstructionsforUse-Sponge-Nasal.pdf
As a lab manager with over 15 years of experience, I've tried countless swab products for our research facility. The Mantacc Sampling Swab has, without a doubt, surpassed my expectations. Not only does it provide exceptional sample collection and preservation, but it also significantly reduces the risk of contamination.
By Sanjay Patel
In the lab, I've come across many sampling swabs, but the Mantacc swab stands out as the best one yet. The ergonomics of the swab make it easy to handle, and the innovative design ensures excellent sample collection and release. It's evident that a great deal of thought went into the engineering of this product.
By Emily Thompson
The design of these swabs, with their high absorbency and controlled release, ensures that I can collect maximum sample material without worrying about losing any critical information. The sterile packaging and easy-to-use handling have significantly improved my workflow.
By Jasmine Washington
Video Display and Use Instruction
To collect a sample, avoid touching the soft end of the swab with your hands or any other object. Insert the swab about 2 inches (5cm) into your nostril and gently press against the inside of your nostril at least 5 times for a total of 15 seconds. Be sure to collect as much nasal discharge as possible on the soft end of the swab.
Industry: Medical Diagnostics
Packaging Specification: 20/250/1 (250 bags of 20 swabs individually wrapped in paper pouch = 5000 pcs in 1 box)
Total Length: 2.953'' (75mm)
Tip Width: 0.157'' (4mm)
Tip Length: 0.591'' (15mm)
Break Length: 1.772" (45mm)
Tip Material: Foam
Handle Material: POM
Sterilization: Ethylene Oxide Sterile
Classification: Class Is
Ethylene Oxide Residue: ≤10 µg/g
Storage Conditions: Room temperature
Period of Validity: 36 months
| QUANTITY | DELIVERY TIME |
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≤10,000 pcs |
3 working days |
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≤100,000 pcs |
7 working days |
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≤1,000,000 pcs |
15 working days |
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≥1,000,000 pcs |
please contact us |
No, the Mantacc 96000G Nasal Foam Sampling Swab is specifically designed for nasal sample collection and is not intended for other sample collection methods, such as oral or throat swabbing. The reason for this limitation is that the swab's design, including its size, shape, and material composition, has been optimized for efficient and comfortable sampling in the nasal cavity. Using the swab for other purposes, like oral or throat swabbing, may lead to suboptimal results and potential discomfort for the patient. It is recommended to use swabs that are specifically designed for oral or throat sample collection to ensure accuracy, safety, and comfort during the procedure.
The shelf life is 36 months.
No. It is designed for single-use only. Reusing the swab may lead to inaccurate results, cross-contamination, or the spread of infection. The swab is meant to be disposed of after a single use to ensure the highest level of safety, hygiene, and reliability in sample collection. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations for proper use and disposal of the swab to ensure the best possible results and to maintain compliance with health and safety standards.
It should be done according to local regulations and guidelines for handling and disposing of medical waste or biohazardous materials. After using the swab for sample collection, follow these general steps:
1. Place the used swab in a designated biohazard waste container: Ensure that the container is appropriately labeled and designed for handling medical waste or biohazardous materials.
2. Handle the swab with care: Use gloves or other personal protective equipment (PPE) when handling the used swab to minimize the risk of contamination or exposure to potential pathogens.
3. Follow local regulations for disposal: Check with your local waste management authority or healthcare facility for specific guidelines and requirements related to medical waste disposal in your area.
4. Dispose of the PPE properly: After handling the used swab and placing it in the appropriate waste container, dispose of your gloves and any other PPE according to your facility's protocols or local regulations.
The Mantacc 96000G Nasal Foam Sampling Swab is designed to be sterile when it is manufactured and packaged. However, if sterilization is required due to specific circumstances, it is important to contact us directly for more information on the recommended sterilization methods and compatibility with the swab materials.
Yes, the Mantacc 96000G Nasal Foam Sampling Swab features a 45mm breakpoint on the POM (polyoxymethylene) handle, which is specifically designed to allow for easy separation of the handle from the foam swab. The breakpoint ensures that the swab can be conveniently detached and placed into a collection tube or vial for further processing or analysis, without any additional tools or complicated procedures.
To separate the handle from the foam swab, simply apply gentle pressure at the breakpoint, and it should snap apart cleanly and easily. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations for proper handling and usage of the swab to ensure accurate and reliable sample collection.
It depends. The swab's handle features a 45mm breakpoint, so it is important to consider the specific requirements of the collection tubes or vials you intend to use, such as dimensions, volume, and compatibility with the swab materials. Additionally, consider any storage or transport conditions required for the collected samples, such as temperature, humidity, or the presence of a transport medium.
The Mantacc 96000G Nasal Foam Sampling Swab is made of medical-grade POM (polyoxymethylene) for the handle and polyurethane foam for the swab. These materials are generally considered safe and hypoallergenic for most people, as they are commonly used in various medical applications due to their stability, durability, and resistance to chemicals.
However, it is essential to note that individual sensitivities or allergies may still occur in some cases. If a patient experiences discomfort, irritation, or an allergic reaction during or after using the swab, they should consult a healthcare professional immediately. It's also crucial to follow our guidelines and recommendations to ensure the swab's safety and effectiveness during use.
To avoid contamination of the sample while handling the Mantacc 96000G Nasal Foam Sampling Swab, follow these precautions:
1. Hand hygiene: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer before handling the swab.
2. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE): Use gloves, masks, and any other required PPE to minimize the risk of contamination.
3. Avoid touching the foam tip: Only handle the swab by the POM handle, taking care not to touch the foam tip with your hands or any other surfaces.
4. Maintain a clean working environment: Perform the sampling procedure in a clean and clutter-free area to minimize the risk of contamination from the surroundings.
5. Use aseptic techniques: Open the swab packaging carefully, without touching the foam tip, and perform the sampling procedure following proper aseptic techniques.
6. Use a new swab for each patient: The Mantacc 96000G swab is designed for single-use only. Always use a fresh, sterile swab for each patient to prevent cross-contamination.
7. Proper storage: Store the swabs in their original packaging, in a cool, dry place, and away from direct sunlight to maintain their sterility before use.
The Mantacc 96000G Nasal Foam Sampling Swab is designed for use in a variety of applications, including disease control, genetic testing, life sciences, and forensic evidence collection. Generally, it is safe for use in most situations. However, there could be specific medical conditions or situations where the use of the swab might not be recommended or may require extra caution. Some potential contraindications or situations to consider include:
1. Nasal or facial injuries: If the patient has a recent nasal or facial injury, using the swab may cause discomfort or exacerbate the injury. In these cases, consult a healthcare professional for guidance on alternative sampling methods.
2. Allergies or sensitivities: Although the materials used in the swab (medical-grade POM handle and polyurethane foam) are generally considered safe and hypoallergenic, individual sensitivities or allergies may still occur. If a patient has a known allergy or sensitivity to any of the swab materials, consult a healthcare professional before using the swab.
3. Nasal obstructions or deformities: In cases of severe nasal obstructions or deformities, using the nasal swab may be difficult or uncomfortable for the patient. A healthcare professional can provide guidance on alternative sampling methods in these situations.
4. Patient discomfort or anxiety: Some patients may experience anxiety or discomfort during nasal swabbing procedures. In such cases, it may be necessary to consider alternative sample collection methods, and a healthcare professional should be consulted for guidance.
4) Place the swab into the sample collection tube, break it at the break point (if applicable), and then store it to complete the sampling.
If any irritation or allergic reaction occurs, please stop use and ask a doctor.
