0.25ML STRAW,CLEAR,GAMMA IRRADIATED 10/PACK WITH ID ROD
Guaranteed safe payment
0.25ML STRAW, CLEAR, GAMMA IRRADIATED, 10/PACK WITH ID ROD
This veterinary product is a clear straw with a capacity of 0.25 ml, designed for cryopreservation applications, and sterilized by gamma irradiation to ensure a high level of cleanliness and safety. It includes an ID rod for secure closure and easy sample identification, and is offered in packs containing 10 units.
Gamma irradiation sterilization provides an ethylene oxide-free sterile treatment for safer use.
Closure with the ID rod ensures reliable sealing and aids in quick identification of individual straws.
The small capacity of 0.25 ml is ideal for precise sample division in breeding or laboratory settings.
Includes an ID rod made from a compatible polymer for sealing and identification.
Packing and sealing are done using the included ID rod; proper handling under veterinary supervision is required.
The volume and method of use should be determined by a qualified veterinarian based on species, body weight, and clinical condition.
Main Benefits
The transparent construction allows for visual confirmation of sample integrity and volume.Gamma irradiation sterilization provides an ethylene oxide-free sterile treatment for safer use.
Closure with the ID rod ensures reliable sealing and aids in quick identification of individual straws.
The small capacity of 0.25 ml is ideal for precise sample division in breeding or laboratory settings.
Components
Made from PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol) or a similar clear and durable plastic suitable for use at low temperatures.Includes an ID rod made from a compatible polymer for sealing and identification.
Instructions for Use
Intended for use in preserving reproductive samples such as semen or embryos through cryopreservation.Packing and sealing are done using the included ID rod; proper handling under veterinary supervision is required.
The volume and method of use should be determined by a qualified veterinarian based on species, body weight, and clinical condition.
