56 devices · GMDN 35413
General laboratory containers are reusable vessels designed to hold liquids, specimens, or lab reagents in clinical or research settings. They serve as versatile receptacles for biological samples, chemicals, or other materials used in manual or automated lab procedures, including tissue culture and liquid handling.
These containers are built to endure repeated sterilization through autoclaving, ensuring durability and compliance with lab hygiene standards. They are typically classified based on material (glass or high-temperature plastic) and intended use, often regulated as reusable medical devices under relevant jurisdiction-specific frameworks.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.