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Buy Plain / serum separator (SST) blood tubes in Nigeria
Inquire for plain and serum separator (SST) blood tubes in Nigeria. Sample-collection life science products—request a quote with volume and gel type.
Plain and serum separator (SST) blood tubes are clot-activator tubes used when serum is required for clinical chemistry, serology, and many immunoassay panels. SST formats add an inert gel that forms a barrier after centrifugation; plain red-top or clot-activator tubes without gel suit protocols that need gel-free serum. Nigerian hospital chemistry benches, private diagnostic labs, and research sites specify draw volume, gel versus plain, and case pack before reordering, because incomplete clotting or wrong tube type can delay or invalidate results. Order Life Science presents these under Sample Collection & Pre-analytics as life science products available by quote: add plain or SST tubes to your quote list with quantities and delivery details, then submit. Specialists typically respond within 24 hours with options, nationwide delivery planning across the 36 states and FCT, and datasheets or CoA when requested.
What to specify in your quote
Indicate plain clot-activator versus SST gel tubes, draw volume (for example 3.5 mL or 5 mL), vacuum versus non-vacuum format, and tubes per pack or carton. State preferred brand or acceptable equivalents, estimated monthly use, and receiving lab address. Note if you need mixed plain and SST lines on one quote for chemistry versus serology trays.
Use / procurement notes for Nigerian labs
Clinical chemistry and serology sections across Nigerian hospitals and private labs depend on SST tubes for routine panels and infectious-disease serology. Confirm clot time and centrifuge g-force against your SOP before locking volumes. Central purchasing for multi-branch networks should align one gold-top or tiger-top specification so quotes and phlebotomy training stay consistent.
How to request pricing and delivery
Add plain / serum separator (SST) blood tubes to the quote tool above, enter quantity and delivery city or state, and provide institution contacts. Specialists usually reply within about 24 hours on working days with pricing and logistics. Delivery across Nigeria is confirmed on the quote based on quantity and destination.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask first.
Straight answers for quote requests, specs, and delivery.
What is the difference between plain and SST blood tubes?
Both collect blood for serum after clotting. SST tubes contain a separator gel that partitions serum from cells after centrifugation; plain tubes lack gel and may suit protocols that require gel-free serum. Choose based on your assay IFU and lab SOP.
Which volume should Nigerian labs request for SST tubes?
Common clinical volumes are around 3.5–5 mL, but paediatric or low-volume formats may differ. Match draw volume to analyser dead volume and panel size. State the volume on the quote so options fit your chemistry and serology menus.
How do I request plain or SST blood tubes in Nigeria?
Add the product to your quote list with plain versus SST preference, volume, pack size, quantity, and delivery city, then submit. Specialists respond with pricing and delivery planning—typically within 24 hours.
Can institutional buyers combine SST tubes with other collection items?
Yes. Hospitals, diagnostic networks, universities, and agencies can combine SST or plain tubes with EDTA, citrate, and other Sample Collection & Pre-analytics items on one quote. Note each line’s volume and quantity so the reply stays itemised.
Do you publish a fixed price for SST blood tubes?
No. Pricing varies by brand, gel versus plain format, pack size, quantity, and delivery location. Request a quote for current figures rather than relying on a published NGN list price.
Can I get quality documents with my SST tube quote?
Ask for datasheets, certificates of analysis, or safety data sheets when they apply. State the documents you need on the quote form so specialists include them in the reply.
Ready to inquire for plain / serum separator (SST) blood tubes? Add them to your quote list above.
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