| Cat. # | Desc. | Qty. | Unit |
| 220145 | CultureSwab™ EZ Sterile | 100 | SP |
The BBL™ CultureSwab™ EZ/BBL™ CultureSwab™ EZ II Single and Dual Swab Specimen Collection and Transport Systems are sterile devices for collecting and transporting aerobic microbiological specimens.
| Catalog # | Description | Quantity | Unit |
| 220145 |
CultureSwab™ EZ Sterile
polyurethane, dual swab, foam swab
|
100 | SP |
The BBL™ CultureSwab™ EZ/BBL™ CultureSwab™ EZ II Single and Dual Swab Specimen Collection and Transport Systems are sterile devices for collecting and transporting aerobic microbiological specimens. The BBL™ CultureSwab™ EZ/BBL™ CultureSwab™ EZ II Single and Dual Swab Specimen Collection and Transport Systems are sterile devices for collecting and transporting aerobic microbiological specimens. The BBL CultureSwab EZ/BBL CultureSwab EZ II Systems are self-contained, ready-to-use specimen collection systems that provide a simplified method for the transport and maintenance of viable microorganisms. The devices incorporate one or two polyurethane-tipped swabs on plastic shafts secured to a cap. The swab(s) contained within the cap is inserted into a tube. Studies have shown that BBL CultureSwab EZ/BBL CultureSwab EZ II Systems yield equivalent results as compared to traditional fiber-tipped collection swabs placed in transport media.1 For isolation and identification of aerobic microorganisms, the specimen must be removed from the transport container and cultured on appropriate media or processed as appropriate for other microbiological procedures.2-4 The BBL CultureSwab EZ/BBL CultureSwab EZ II Systems are self-contained, ready-to-use specimen collection systems that provide a simplified method for the transport and maintenance of viable microorganisms. The devices incorporate one or two polyurethane-tipped swabs on plastic shafts secured to a cap. The swab(s) contained within the cap is inserted into a tube. Studies have shown that BBL CultureSwab EZ/BBL CultureSwab EZ II Systems yield equivalent results as compared to traditional fiber-tipped collection swabs placed in transport media.1 For isolation and identification of aerobic microorganisms, the specimen must be removed from the transport container and cultured on appropriate media or processed as appropriate for other microbiological procedures.2-4 For in vitro Diagnostic Use. Pathogenic microorganisms, including hepatitis viruses and Human Immunodeficiency Virus, may be present in clinical specimens. "Standard Precautions"5-8 and institutional guidelines should be followed in handling all items contaminated with blood and other body fluids. When collecting swab samples from patients, care should be taken not to use excessive force or pressure which may result in breakage of the swab shaft. | |||||||||||
Information shown on this page is a short summary extracted from the Package Insert, available as a PDF under the Related Documents section of this page.

