The common red-cap blood collection tubes contain no additives, no anticoagulant or procoagulant components, and only vacuum. Used for routine serum biochemistry, blood bank, and serological-related tests, a variety of biochemical and immunological tests, such as syphilis, hepatitis B quantification, etc., do not need to shake after drawing blood.

What is a Clot Activator Tube?

The addition of coagulant to the coagulation tube activates thrombin and transforms the soluble fibrinogen into a non-soluble fibrin polymer, which then forms fibrin aggregates.

Our coagulation tube also contains a blood glucose stabilizer and replaces the traditional blood glucose anti-coagulation tube.

What is a 5-ml gel-and-clot activator tube?

This vacuum tube uses a 5 ml gel clot activator tubes as an additive and a gel to separate serum and plasma. Blood chemistry and immunological tests cover a range of assessments such as blood sugar, cholesterol, uric acid, typhoid, dengue fever, syphilis, and herpes. These tests also involve biochemical blood collection and storage.

The Use of Different Clot Activator Tubes and Blood Collection Tube