90 devices · GMDN 46237
General laboratory containers are single-use receptacles designed to hold liquids, specimens, or reagents in lab settings. They serve as non-dedicated holders for substances used in manual or automated procedures, ensuring safe and organized sample management outside diagnostic testing.
These containers are typically regulated as single-use medical devices, often classified based on their intended use and risk level. They are commonly supplied in sterile or non-sterile forms, depending on the application, and may be made from plastic or glass for compatibility with lab workflows.
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