Digestive juices
The digestive juices category includes instruments and consumables for the collection, handling and storage of samples as well as associated accessories and reprocessing solutions. It enables safe, sterile sampling, standardized documentation and reliable preparation for further examinations and supports diagnostics, treatment procedures, hygiene and occupational safety.
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Digestive juices
Areas of application and clinical application
Digestive juices are used in various examination and laboratory processes, for example in sample collection, monitoring of secretion ratios, physiological test procedures and biochemical analysis. Handling samples such as gastric juice, bile or pancreatic secretions requires standardized containers, safe sample collection and documented transport conditions to avoid contamination and enable reliable laboratory results.
Product types in the Digestive Juices category
The category includes specialized sample containers, sterile collection systems, disposable devices for secretion collection, transport and storage containers as well as accessories for secure labeling and documentation. Typical products are:
- Sterile collection containers for gastric juice and bile
- Disposable syringes and suction aids for secretions
- Sample tubes with fill level markings and sealing caps
- Labeling and archiving material for seamless sample tracking
Quality, hygiene and safe handling
Quality features include sterility, tight closures, chemical resistance and clear volume labeling. Material properties such as shatterproof plastics and durable seals support hygienic work processes and minimize contamination risks. Ergonomic designs facilitate sample collection and reduce process times in routines with recurring examinations.
Advantages and benefits in the workflow
Products from the digestive juices category optimize processes through safe sample collection, standardized transport conditions and simplified documentation. This increases process quality, reduces handling errors and increases efficiency in preparatory laboratory work. Robustness and clear labeling contribute to traceability and archiving.
Selection criteria
When making the selection, proof of sterility, material compatibility with analytical methods, volume options and compatibility with existing laboratory processes are crucial. In addition, ergonomic aspects and the availability of suitable accessories (e.g. lids, labels, holders) are relevant to ensure a consistent, safe process from patient contact to laboratory analysis.