Urine (30 ml) & Urine (60 ml)

Urine container 30 ml in polypropylene with white screw cap lid, with frosted label

OR

Urine container 30 ml in polypropylene with preferably white screw cap lid, with paper label

Urine (60 ml)

Urine container 60 ml in polypropylene with white screw cap lid, with frosted label

OR

Urine container 60 ml in polypropylene with preferably white screw cap lid, with paper label

• Either 30 ml or 60 ml urine containers should be used depending on the amount of urine to be sent to the Government Analyst’s Department depending on the nature of the case.
• 2% sodium fluoride has to be added as a preservative, whenever necessary .For urine alcohol determination, it is compulsory to add 2% Sodium fluoride as a preservative.

**If it is possible, Use white lids for urine collection tubes and red lids for blood collection tubes. This will make it easy to identify/ differentiate the type of specimen.

Gastric contents & Tissue samples such as liver, kidney

Urine container 120 ml in polypropylene with screw cap lid, with paper or frosted label. If possible it is recommended to have screw cap lids at least in four different colours such as red, white, blue & yellow.

• Red lid - to collect Gastric contents
• White lid - to collect liver sample
• Blue lid - to collect kidney sample
• Yellow lid - to collect Intestine & contents

The use of different colour lids for different specimens will make it easy to recognise the specimens. Urine container 120 ml in polypropylene with screw cap, with Frosted label

OR

Urine container 120 ml in polypropylene with screw cap, with paper label

Hard board boxes to pack all the specimens pertaining to one case separately

Hard board boxes in two different sizes.

• Suitable hard board boxes to pack only blood & urine samples (small size boxes -Specially to keep samples for alcohol analysis.)
• Suitable hard board boxes to pack several specimens.

* The bottles should be packed with a suitable absorbent to prevent leaking during transport.

Sample Box