Cervical Cytology Brush for Pap Smear and Liquid-Based Cytology (Cervix Brush)
Cervical Cytology Brush for Pap Smear and Liquid-Based Cytology (Cervix Brush)

Cervical Cytology Brush for Pap Smear and Liquid-Based Cytology (Cervix Brush)

Lead Time: 1-10 days

MOQ: 100 Pieces

*Price not included. Please contact the seller for inquiries.

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Fonoon teb N.J

Fonoon teb N.J

Fonoon teb N.J

اصفهان (خمینی شهر)

Business Type

Manufacturing

Year Established

1998

Employees

1-20

Area of Activity

Other Industries & Professions

Category

Medical and Pharmaceutical Industry/Medical and hospital supplies and equipment

Brand

Fonoonteb

HS Code

901890

key specifications

This device is commonly used in Pap Smear screening procedures and is suitable for both conventional cytology and Liquid-Based Cytology (LBC) techniques. The brush is designed to obtain an adequate volume of cellular samples, helping healthcare professionals perform reliable cervical cancer screening and diagnostic evaluations. Features: Easy and comfortable to use Combination design integrating two sampling functions in one device Capable of collecting a high-volume cellular sample Available in sterile and non-sterile versions Suitable for Liquid-Based Cytology (LBC) applications Soft atraumatic bristles for patient comfort Designed for cervical and endocervical cell collection Manufactured using modern medical-grade production technology Length: 20 cm Quantity per Pack: 50 pcs Quantity per Carton: 2000 pcs Cervical cancer screening Pap Smear testing Cervical cytology specimen collection Liquid-Based Cytology (LBC) sampling Gynecology clinics, hospitals, and diagnostic laboratories

Product Specifications

Weight

1 Gram

Dimensions

1 × 1 × 1 Centimeters (L × W × H)

Sales and Pricing

Minimum order

100 Pieces

Payment Terms

100% in advance

Delivery Terms

EXW

Lead Time

1 - 10 Days

Export Markets

Central Asia

Africa

USA

South America

Europe

Afghanistan

Turkey

China

Russia

Iraq

Persian Gulf Region

CIS Countries

India