Synthetic fiber swab

A synthetic fiber swab is a type of swab made from a synthetic fiber material.
It usually has the following characteristics:
Slim and soft: it can gently touch the sampling site and reduce discomfort.
Good adsorptive properties: allows for effective collection of samples such as body fluids, cells, etc.
Durable: able to withstand multiple uses and not easily damaged.
Easy to handle: convenient for subsequent testing and analysis.
Synthetic fiber swabs are widely used in medical, health, scientific research and other fields, such as nucleic acid testing, cytology examination, etc.

Synthetic fiber swabs work on the following main principles:
Adsorption and capture: the fibers of the swab are able to adsorb and capture target substances in the sample, such as pathogens, cells, etc., through physical adsorption.
Contact and adhesion: the swab is in full contact with the sampling site and the properties of its fiber surface help to adhere to the sample, ensuring effective collection.
Maintaining sample integrity: During collection and transportation, the integrity of the sample is better maintained for subsequent testing and analysis.
Adapted to the test method: It is designed to be compatible with the corresponding test method to ensure the quality and effectiveness of sample collection and to meet the test requirements.