Oral flocking swabs

Oral flocking swabs can be used in the following fields:
Medical testing: such as nucleic acid testing, pathogen testing, etc.
Clinical diagnosis: to help doctors collect samples from the oral cavity for analysis and diagnosis.
Scientific research experiments: used for sample collection in related scientific research

Oral Flock Swabs are usually used as follows:
Preparation: take good personal protection and prepare the required oral flossing swabs, sample preservation tubes, etc.
Prior to collection: inform the subject of the relevant precautions, such as relaxation, opening the mouth, etc.
Collection process: gently insert the swab into the mouth of the subject and rub the swab on both sides of the mouth, such as the cheeks, palate or pharynx, for an appropriate number of times to obtain a sufficient sample.
Post-collection: Place the swab in a sample preservation tube, seal and store for subsequent processing as required.
It should be noted that the specific method of use may vary depending on the purpose of the test and operational requirements. In actual use, the relevant operation specifications and instructions should be strictly followed.

The following details need to be taken into account when using the oral implant swab:
Gentle movements: avoid overstimulation and damage to the oral mucosa.
Adequate contact: Ensure that the swab has adequate contact with the sampling site to improve sampling results.
Avoid contamination: Keep the operating environment clean to avoid contamination of the swab.
Standardized operation: Strictly follow the instructions to ensure the accuracy and reliability of sampling.
Timely delivery: The collected samples should be delivered for testing in time to avoid affecting the test results.
Keep records: Keep records of the sampling information to facilitate follow-up tracking and management.