Sterile Container 30 ml for Culture

Description

A PSI offers Sterile 30 ml container is a small laboratory vessel designed for collecting biological specimens such as urine, sputum, pus, body fluids, or small tissue samples. Its sterile interior and leak‑proof closure help maintain sample integrity from the point of collection until testing. These containers are essential tools in microbiology, pathology, and diagnostic laboratories.

Unlike reusable jars, these containers are single‑use disposables, meaning they are discarded after testing to prevent cross‑contamination and maintain hygiene.

Key Features

Sterile & Single Use – These containers are pre‑sterilized and meant for single use only, which prevents contamination of the sample and improves reliability of test results.

Leak‑Proof Screw Cap – The tight screw cap helps prevent spills and leakage during collection, transport, and storage. Many have built‑in seals for additional protection.

Optimal Capacity – 30 ml volume is suitable for most routine culture, urinalysis, biological fluid, and specimen collection needs in labs and clinics.

Transparent Body – Most containers are clear or translucent, letting lab personnel visually assess the sample without opening the container.

Label Area – Many come with printed or plain areas where patient information (name, date, sample ID) can be written, reducing sample mix‑up.

Medical‑Grade Material – Made from medical‑grade plastics like polypropylene (PP) or polystyrene (PS), which are chemically resistant and suitable for many laboratory tests

Uses

Clinical Sample Collection – Used to collect samples such as urine, sputum, wound exudate, or body fluids for microbiological culture and sensitivity tests. This is especially important when checking for bacterial or fungal infections.

Microbiology & Culture Analysis – Samples collected in sterile containers are typically cultured in a laboratory to identify microorganisms (bacteria, fungi) that may be causing infection.

Urinalysis & Urine Culture – Ideal for urine sample collection when testing for urinary tract infections (UTIs) or other urinary abnormalities.

Transport of Biological Samples – Used to transport samples from collection sites (clinics, hospitals) to diagnostic laboratories without contamination.

Research & Field Sampling – Useful in research settings or field studies where biological specimens must be collected sterilely for later analysis.