Laboratory Clinical Cell Counter Analyzer 3 Part BC-2300 BC-2100 BC-2000 Compatible

Laboratory Mindray Hematology Reagents 3 Part BC-2300 BC-2100 BC-2000 Compatible

Medical Use of Mindray Reagents

To be used for blood cell counting, sizing, and WBC differentiation, hemoglobin determination on Mindray BC-2300 BC-2100 BC-2000 hematology analyzers. This product is for In Vitro Diagnostic use only.

Specification of Mindray Reagents

Pay Attention

1. Pay attention to seal and prevent pollution;

2. It is strictly forbidden to eat and avoid contact with eyes and skin. Once Contact your eyes and skin,please clean immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice.

3. Read the instructions carefully before use, and should stop using them when they exceed the period of validity;

4. If the product freezes, it should be completely defrosted at room temperature and used after mixing.

5. Waste liquid, waste, residual products and treatment of contaminated packaging materials, please comply with local regulations;

6. This product is an in vitro diagnostic reagent;

Limitations of Detection Method

If the temperature of the reagent is out of the specified range, the specimen's measurement parameters may appear abnormal. If in this condition, please confirm the measurement parameters with the microscopy method. Please refer to the instrument operation manual for details.

Shelf Life in Storage

The product should be stored in 2℃-35℃ and the storage period is 24 months.

After opening the bottle, it is used in 15℃-30℃, and the validity period is 60 days.

Some product questions you may want to ask:
1) What is the principle of 3 part hematology analyzer?
In a 3-part analyzer the cell counting is based on the Coulter Principle. All hematology analyzers utilise Coulter's Principle. 3-part differential cell counter employs Coulter's Principle to determine the size as well as volume of the cells. Coulter's principle is applied employing two electrodes.

2) What is the diluent in the hematology analyzer?
The diluent for the hematology analyzer comprises sodium chloride, sodium sulfate, a phosphate buffer agent, ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid, 1-pyridone-2-sulphur and formaldehyde, and the pH value of the solution is 6.5-7.4, and preferably is 7.2; the content of each component is preferably as follows: 5g/L of ...

3) What is the use of Lyse in hematology analyzer?
It is used to lyse (destroy) red blood celis for hemogiobin determinations or aid in the counting of white blood cells. Applicable to the hematology analyzers.

4) What is the difference of washing solutions?

The washing solutions can be classified to two kinds. One is to clean the pipeline after a single test to prevent cross-contamination, and to use after each test; Another is generally alkaline (such as the Mindray Probe Cleanser), which is used to shut down (for example, Mindray's e-z Cleanser) and regular maintenance.

5) Closed system: The manufacturers impose restrictions on software by scanning their barcode when changing reagents to prevent other compatible reagents.

Open system: The manufacturers do not impose restrictions on software so that reagents can be used no matter what brands.