non-inactivated virus sampling tube

Non-inactivated virus sampling tubes are usually used as follows:
Pre-sampling preparation: Ensure that the sampling tube is in good condition and that personal protection is in place.
Sample collection: Collect the sample using the appropriate method (e.g. nasopharyngeal swab, oropharyngeal swab, sputum, etc.) according to the specific sampling requirements.
Placement of samples into sampling tubes: Place the collected samples quickly into non-inactivated virus sampling tubes, taking care to avoid contamination of the samples.
Preservation and transportation: Preserve and transport the sampling tube according to the specified conditions to ensure the stability of the sample.

There are several main types of non-inactivated virus sampling tubes:
Nasopharyngeal swab sampling tubes: used to collect samples from the nasopharyngeal area.
Oropharyngeal swabs: used to collect samples from the oropharynx.
Sputum Sampling Tubes: used to collect sputum samples.
Other Specific Sample Sampling Tubes: Depending on the sampling needs, there may be other specific sampling tubes available.

Non-inactivated virus sampling tubes have the following features:
Maintaining virus activity: It can maximize the original form and activity of the virus, which is convenient for subsequent detection and research.
Wide range of application: suitable for sampling and detection of a variety of viruses.
Good stability: ensure the stability of the sample within a certain period of time.
Easy to operate: relatively easy to use, can meet the sampling needs of different scenarios.