In clinical chemistry, device consumables are indispensable, often single-use, items that ensure the accuracy, sterility, and efficiency of diagnostic testing. They are regularly used up or disposed of after use to prevent cross-contamination.
Product Examples & Prices
Siemens Sample Probe Cleaner: Used for Dimension analyzers.
- Price: ~€38.00 (approx. $42.00) per 1L bottle.
Abbott Architect Alkaline Wash: A similar high-pH solution for cleaning Architect systems.
- Price: $60.00 per unit (List Price).
- Abbott Architect ICT Cleaning Fluid: Specific fluid for cleaning ion-selective electrode systems.
- Price: $60.00 per unit (List Price) or up to $249.00 for single-bottle retail on eBay.
- Beckman Coulter Aspirate Probe Clean Kit: Specialized cleaning kits for DxI and AU systems.
- Price: Specialized kits can be highly expensive, with list prices for full kits sometimes reaching €15,400 for high-volume users, though individual probes or small reagents vary.
Free References
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