iClean® Dried Blood Spot Collection Card

Clean® dry blood spot collection cards can be used in the following areas:
Medical diagnostics: for collecting blood samples for disease testing, screening, etc.
Clinical Research: To collect blood specimens in relevant research studies.
Drug discovery and development: for collecting blood samples in drug trials.
Forensic medicine: may be used for forensic identification, etc.

You can consider the following aspects when choosing the right dried blood spot collection card for you:
Material and quality: make sure the collection card is made of good material that can effectively adsorb and preserve blood.
Adsorption capacity: choose a collection card with good adsorption capacity to ensure the integrity of the blood sample.
Stability: Choose a collection card with good stability to maintain sample quality under different environmental conditions.
Convenience of operation: Choose a card that is easy to operate for blood collection and sample handling.
Compatibility: Consider the compatibility with subsequent testing methods to ensure smooth testing.
Brand reputation: Choose a collection card with a well-known brand name and a good reputation.

Dried blood spot collection cards are generally used as follows:
Preparation: Clean the blood collection site.
Blood collection: Use special blood collection tools (e.g. blood collection needle) to pierce the skin and collect the appropriate amount of blood.
Dropping the blood: Drop the blood into the designated position on the collection card.
Natural drying: Allow the blood to dry naturally on the card.
Storage: Store the card properly according to the requirements to avoid moisture and heat.

The collection process of dried blood spot collection card needs to pay attention to the following details:
Cleaning and sterilizing: make sure the blood collection site is clean and clean to avoid contamination.
Depth and volume of blood collection: master the depth and volume of blood collection to avoid too much or too little.
Placement of the blood drop: accurately place the blood drop at the designated position on the collection card to avoid shifting.
Avoid shaking: Avoid shaking the collection card during blood collection and blood drop addition to avoid affecting blood distribution.
Timely drying: Allow the blood to dry naturally as soon as possible to avoid moisture.
Clear marking: Mark the collection card clearly, including sample information.