That depends on the manufacturer. Anticoagulants can be in their liquid or powder form. Not sure about this tube in particular as it was already filled with blood when I received it in the lab.
We're can I buy an anticoagulant? I need it for a necklace for me and my wife . She is very ill an im trying to keep a peice of her alive with me forever
Why does this happen? I'm a cancer patient they did three draws and still couldn't get a good batch. No one could answer this question. In the. Dr. office.
I am so sorry to hear about your struggle! Most of the time, the clot in a tube filled with anticoagulant is due to a lack of inversion immediately after venipuncture. Inverting the tubes mixes the anticoagulant throughout the specimen/blood and allows it do its job. In this case, EDTA binds to calcium to stop the clotting process.
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does the vaccutainer has EDTA in dry form in the tube
That depends on the manufacturer. Anticoagulants can be in their liquid or powder form. Not sure about this tube in particular as it was already filled with blood when I received it in the lab.
We're can I buy an anticoagulant? I need it for a necklace for me and my wife . She is very ill an im trying to keep a peice of her alive with me forever
Why does this happen? I'm a cancer patient they did three draws and still couldn't get a good batch. No one could answer this question. In the. Dr. office.
I am so sorry to hear about your struggle! Most of the time, the clot in a tube filled with anticoagulant is due to a lack of inversion immediately after venipuncture. Inverting the tubes mixes the anticoagulant throughout the specimen/blood and allows it do its job. In this case, EDTA binds to calcium to stop the clotting process.
Did you ever get an answer ? My husband is in remission but we are nervous now .