77 devices · GMDN 14189
Culture tubes are sterile, single-use containers designed to hold and transport biological specimens for laboratory testing. Clinically, they are used to collect and preserve samples—such as blood, urine, or swabs—before microbial or cellular analysis to diagnose infections, monitor conditions, or guide treatment decisions.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical devices, often classified based on their intended use and risk level. They are commonly supplied in sterile packaging and may vary in material (glass or plastic) and size to accommodate different specimen types, though no active drug delivery or reusable components are involved.
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