Levram Lifesciences’s Urine Specimen Container is designed to assist in easy urine sample collection. This transport urine container provides a clear view of the specimen colour and is safe and reliable.

Levram Lifesciences’s Stool Container is used to collect, store, transport stool samples. It comes with a spoon attached to it’s lid for easy transferring of sample

Sodium Citrate 3.8% (ESR) tubes contain buffered Sodium Citrate provided in 3.8 %. Tubes are designed to draw specific volume of blood specimen as per volume marking.

Levram’s sterile Hypodermic Needle commonly known as Multi-Sample Needles are used for blood collection. The uniquely sharpened bevel smoothers the venipuncture method, therefore in comparison with other needles the pain is considerably reduced. It ensures minimal tissue damage and prevents thrombosis. A specially designed rubber sleeve helps in collecting blood in multiple tubes in single venipuncture.

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A Beckman cap, specifically the A17638, is a blue, 13mm plastic plug cap used with the Beckman Automatic Recapper Module. It is part of the Beckman IDS Specimen Automation Track and is used for tube closure. The cap is manufactured by Beckman Coulter, is non-sterile, and made of plastic. 

A needle holder, also known as a needle driver or needle forceps, is a surgical instrument used to grasp and manipulate suturing needles during wound closure and other surgical procedures.

Hitachi cups are small, disposable containers, typically made of plastic, used in laboratory settings, particularly with Hitachi automated analyzers, for holding and dispensing samples during analysis.

A storage vial is a small, generally cylindrical container, typically made of glass or plastic, used for storing and preserving small amounts of liquid or solid samples.

RIA vials are small laboratory containers, typically made of plastic like polypropylene (PP) or polystyrene (PS), used in radioimmunoassay (RIA) testing to measure substances like hormones or proteins in biological samples.

A Petri dish is a shallow, transparent dish with a lid, commonly used in laboratories to culture microorganisms and cells.

A Pasteur pipette, also known as a transfer pipette or dropper, is a simple laboratory tool used for transferring small volumes of liquids.

A multi-sample needle, also known as a Vacutainer needle, is a medical device used for collecting multiple blood samples from a single venipuncture. It allows healthcare professionals to draw several blood samples into vacuum collection tubes with just one needle insertion, reducing patient discomfort and procedure time.

Microcentrifuge tubes are small, cylindrical tubes made of plastic, typically polypropylene, used for storing, mixing, and centrifuging small liquid samples in laboratories.

A color-changing vial, often found as a Vaccine Vial Monitor (VVM), uses a heat-sensitive material that gradually changes color to indicate the cumulative heat exposure of a vaccine.

Cryogenic vials are small, capped tubes designed for storing biological samples at extremely low temperatures, often in liquid nitrogen.

Embedding rings, also known as embedding molds or cassettes, are small, often plastic, rings used in histology and pathology labs to hold tissue samples during the embedding process.

An ESR pipette, also known as a Westergren pipette, is a specialized glass or plastic pipette used in the Westergren method for measuring the Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR).

Levram Lev-Lock clot activator (non-vacuum) double cap blood collection tubes are designed for efficient serum separation in laboratory settings. They feature a clot activator, typically micronized silica particles, that promotes rapid clotting after blood collection, and a double cap for added safety and convenience. These tubes are typically made of PET or PP plastic and are UV sterilized. 

Levram double cap clot activator (vacuum) tubes are used for blood collection and serum separation in laboratory settings. They contain a clot activator, typically silica particles, that speeds up the clotting process, and a vacuum to facilitate blood draw. These tubes are designed for efficient serum separation, which is essential for various diagnostic tests. 

Levram Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes with Gel and Clot Activator (Double Cap) are designed for efficient blood sample collection. These tubes utilize a clot activator to accelerate the clotting process and a barrier gel to separate serum from cells after centrifugation. The double cap design provides an added layer of safety and prevents contamination. 

Levram Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes with K2 EDTA and a double cap are designed for safe and efficient blood sample collection for hematological testing. These tubes, often used in complete blood counts (CBC) and other hematology studies, utilize K2 EDTA as an anticoagulant to prevent blood clotting and maintain sample integrity. The double cap design helps minimize contamination risks, and the vacuum system ensures easy and accurate blood draws. 

Levram Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes with K3 EDTA (double cap) are used for hematological testing and contain a pure grade of EDTA as an anticoagulant.

Levram vacuum blood collection tubes with a plain serum top are designed for collecting and storing blood samples for various tests, particularly in biochemistry, immunology, and serology. These tubes, also known as red-top tubes, do not contain any additives like anticoagulants, allowing the blood to clot naturally, and then the serum to be separated for testing. 

Levram urine dipsticks are diagnostic tools used to test urine samples for various substances, providing a quick and convenient way to assess kidney function and detect potential health issues.

Vacuum blood collection tubes with a 3.2% sodium citrate solution and a double cap are designed for drawing blood samples for coagulation studies. The sodium citrate acts as an anticoagulant, preventing the blood from clotting by binding with calcium ions.

Vacuum blood collection tubes with sodium citrate 3.8% and a double cap are sterile tubes used for coagulation tests, specifically for determining the Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR). These tubes utilize sodium citrate as an anticoagulant to prevent blood clotting by binding calcium ions, essential for the coagulation process.

Non-vacuum blood collection tubes with sodium fluoride (double cap) are specialized tubes used to collect blood samples primarily for glucose testing and related analyses where preserving glucose levels is crucial.

Vacuum blood collection tubes with sodium fluoride and a double cap are designed for safe and efficient blood collection, particularly for glucose testing. The sodium fluoride acts as an inhibitor of glycolysis, preserving glucose levels for accurate measurement. The double cap provides a secure seal, minimizing leakage and contamination risks during handling and transport.

Sodium heparin vacuum blood collection tubes with a double cap are designed for the precise and safe collection of venous blood samples. They utilize vacuum technology to ensure accurate blood draw volumes and prevent contamination, while the sodium heparin acts as an anticoagulant to inhibit blood clotting. The double cap design enhances safety and prevents leakage.

Non-vacuum blood collection tubes with sodium heparin and a double cap are used for collecting, transporting, and processing blood samples for plasma or whole blood analysis in clinical laboratories. The sodium heparin acts as an anticoagulant, preventing the blood from clotting and preserving the sample for accurate testing, especially in coagulation-sensitive assays. These tubes are typically made of PET plastic, come with a green cap, and are available in various sizes like 13 x 75 mm.

Non-vacuum blood collection tubes with 3.2% sodium citrate (double cap) are used for coagulation studies, where the sodium citrate acts as an anticoagulant to prevent blood clotting by binding to calcium ions. These tubes are typically blue-topped and feature a double cap for safety.

Vacuum blood collection tubes with sodium citrate 3.8% and a double cap are specifically designed for coagulation tests, where the sodium citrate acts as an anticoagulant by binding calcium ions, preventing blood clotting. These tubes are typically used for determining the Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) and other coagulation studies like PT and APTT. The double cap design, often a "sandwich" tube, helps to maintain the vacuum and prevent evaporation, ensuring accurate blood-to-additive ratios for reliable test results.