DNA/RNA Shield Fecal Collection Tubes – DX are specimen receptacle medical devices for molecular-based in vitro diagnostic applications. These fecal collection tubes take a microbial snapshot of a sample while inactivating viruses making samples safe and ready for transport. Samples stored in the these fecal collection tubes are stable at ambient temperature, and can be frozen for longer-term storage. Simply collect a spoonful of the specimen into the stool collection tubes prefilled with preservative and shake vigorously to ensure proper stabilization.
| Applicable For | Next-Generation Sequencing, qPCR, microarray |
|---|---|
| Device Specs | 20 x 76 mm screw cap tube prefilled with DNA/RNA Shield (9mL). Spoon attached to screwcap. |
| Device Storage | 5-30°C, 24 months |
| Registration Status | CE-IVD certified |
| Sample Collection | 1g or 1mL stool sample |
| Sample Source | Stool, soil, environmental samples |
| Stability | RNA: Ambient temperature (4°C- 25°C) at least 1 month DNA: Ambient temperature (4°C- 25°C) at least 2 years DNA & RNA: Frozen (< -20°C): Indefinitely |
Order information
| Cat # | Name | Size |
|---|---|---|
| R1101-E | DNA/RNA Shield-Fecal Collection Tube – DX | 10 pack |
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