Product description
Cardinal Health B13587-06C – Specimen St with Green Soap – Case
The Cardinal Health B13587-06C is a specimen collection and handling product supporting accurate laboratory diagnostics. SPECIMEN ST W/GREEN SOAP. Engineered for institutional use, it supports safe, standardized procurement and dependable supply across clinical departments.
Product Specifications
- SKU: B13587-06C
- Brand: Cardinal Health
- Product Type: Specimen Collection
- Packaging: Case
Key Features
- Compatible with Lab Workflows – standard sizes fit racks, transport bags, and analyzer workflows without repackaging.
- Leak-Resistant Containment – secure closures protect staff and couriers from exposure while preserving the specimen.
- Clear Labeling Surfaces – writable surfaces and label areas maintain positive specimen identification through the chain of custody.
- Specimen Integrity Protection – the container material protects sample quality from collection to analysis.
- Practical Collection Formats – purpose-shaped designs simplify collection for patients and staff.
- Institutional Bulk Packaging – supplied in case quantities for efficient institutional procurement and predictable inventory management in high-volume departments.
- Broad Clinical Compatibility – compatible with standard clinical delivery systems and protocols, supporting integration into established facility workflows.
Suggested Applications
- Urine and fluid specimen collection
- Laboratory sample transport
- Point-of-care testing support
- Histology and cytology handling
- Reference lab shipping preparation
Industries of Use
Hospitals, outpatient clinics, physician offices, long-term care facilities, and urgent care centers.
The Cardinal Health B13587-06C is an essential procurement item for healthcare organizations seeking reliable specimen collection product solutions. Its consistent performance and institutional packaging support standardized patient care across professional healthcare environments. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
