Single-Use Plastic Blood Bag
Product Introduction – Single-Use Plastic Blood Bag
The Single-Use Plastic Blood Bag is a sterile, disposable medical device designed for the safe collection, storage, processing, transfer, separation, and transfusion of whole blood and blood components. It serves as a critical closed sterile system in blood banking and transfusion medicine, ensuring blood safety and quality throughout the entire process from donation to clinical use.
Intended Use
This product is intended for whole blood collection from donors, as well as the subsequent storage, component preparation (such as red blood cells, plasma, and platelets), transfer, and transfusion in blood centers and hospitals.
Key Features & Advantages
- Versatile Multi-Bag SystemsAvailable in single, double, triple, and quadruple bag configurations to support different blood collection and component separation protocols.
- Optimized Blood PreservationEquipped with high-quality anticoagulant and additive solutions including CPDA-1 and CPD + SAGM, which effectively maintain red blood cell viability for up to 35 days and support optimal storage of blood components while minimizing hemolysis.
- High-Quality Material & ConstructionManufactured from medical-grade PVC film that offers excellent flexibility, transparency, and mechanical strength. The bag features a robust, leak-proof design with smooth inner surfaces to ensure gentle handling of blood and reduce the risk of cell damage.
- User-Friendly DesignIncludes precisely engineered blood collection needle, donor tubing, integrated transfusion ports, and easy-to-use clamps. Clear volume markings and break-away cannulas allow accurate control during collection and processing.
- Enhanced Safety OptionsAvailable with safety needle protection devices to minimize needlestick injuries, integrated sampling pouches for donor testing, and leukocyte reduction filter versions for the preparation of leukocyte-depleted blood products, further improving transfusion safety.
- Closed-System IntegrityThe multi-bag design enables efficient centrifugal separation of blood components in a completely closed environment, significantly reducing the risk of bacterial contamination and maintaining sterility throughout the process.
The Single-Use Plastic Blood Bag provides a reliable, efficient, and safe solution for modern blood collection centers and clinical transfusion services, supporting high standards of blood component quality and patient safety.
FAQs
1. What materials are used in the manufacturing of these blood bags?
Our single-use plastic blood bags are manufactured from medical-grade Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) , plasticized with non-toxic additives to ensure flexibility, durability, and compatibility with blood components.
2. Are these blood bags sterile and pyrogen-free?
Yes. All units are sterilized using high-pressure steam (autoclave) and are rigorously tested to ensure they are both sterile and apyrogenic (free from fever-causing substances), guaranteeing patient safety.
3. What anticoagulant preservatives are available inside the bags?
The bags are pre-filled with specific amounts of Anticoagulant Citrate Dextrose (ACD), Citrate Phosphate Dextrose (CPD), or CPDA-1 solutions to preserve the blood during storage.
4. What sizes and configurations are available?
We offer standard sizes including 250ml, 350ml, 450ml, and 500ml. Configurations include Single, Double, Triple, and Quadruple bag systems to allow for the separation of whole blood into components like red cells, plasma, and platelets.
5. How do I ensure the integrity of the hermetic seal?
Each bag features heat-sealed, leak-proof tubing and ports. The seals are tested to withstand high centrifugation forces during blood processing without breaking.
6. What is the standard shelf life of these blood bags?
The shelf life depends on the storage conditions and the anticoagulant used. Generally, the empty sterile bags have a shelf life of 2 to 3 years from the date of manufacture. Once filled with blood and CPDA-1, the shelf life for red cells is typically 35 days.
7. Can these bags be used for centrifugation?
Absolutely. These bags are specifically designed for the processing and separation of blood components. They are durable enough to endure the high gravitational forces of refrigerated centrifuges used in blood banks.
8. What safety features are included to prevent leakage or contamination?
The bags feature sterile, peelable tabs on the ports and include a breakaway cannula in the donor tube to maintain a closed, sterile system during collection. They also feature latex-free ports for needle access.
9. How should these medical devices be stored?
Store the sterile bags in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and ozone. Keep them in their original protective packaging until immediately before use.
10. Are these blood bags compatible with blood component separation machines?
Yes, our standard blood bags are designed to be compatible with automated blood component extractors and separators commonly used in modern blood transfusion services.
11. Do you offer customization for private labeling?
Yes, we offer OEM services. We can customize the packaging, labeling, and printing on the bags and tubing according to your specific requirements and hospital protocols.
12. What is the difference between a single blood bag and a transfer bag?
A single blood bag usually contains anticoagulant for collection. A transfer bag (or satellite bag) is an empty bag attached to the primary bag, used for receiving separated blood components like plasma or platelets after centrifugation.
