24 Hour Urine Collection Containers, 3,000 mL (101 oz) Screw Cap
24 Hour Urine Collection Containers, 3,000 mL (101 oz) Screw Cap - McKesson, Each is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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Please note that some items, including select medical and diagnostic products, are final sale and not eligible for return.
24 Hour Urine Collection Containers, 3,000 mL (101 oz) Screw Cap - McKesson, Each is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
24 hour urine collection containers, 3,000 mL screw cap, McKesson or OakRidge
These 3,000 mL (101 oz) screw cap containers are made for 24 hour urine collection. They are graduated for checking volume, unprinted so you can add your own patient or specimen label, and supplied non-sterile for use under your own lab or clinic protocol.
Choose the McKesson option or the OakRidge option, each sold singly or by the case of 40. The McKesson option is item 487964 (16-9528) and is listed for single patient use. Each container comes with its screw cap, and you pick the pack size in the options above.
Containers are non-sterile and unprinted. Follow your lab or clinician's instructions for collection, labeling and storage. Check the container label for material and latex details on the brand you select, and confirm the pack size in the option menu before ordering.
What's in the box
What's in the box
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
How much does it hold?
3,000 mL (101 oz), sized for 24 hour urine collections.
Is it sterile?
No. These containers are non-sterile.
Is it printed with a label area?
The container is unprinted, so you can add your own patient or specimen label.
Which brands are offered?
The McKesson option is item 487964 (16-9528). The OakRidge option is 0803-2700, sold through McKesson as item 1039891. Choose the brand in the option menu.
Can it be reused?
McKesson lists it for single patient use.
Is it latex free?
McKesson lists the McKesson option as latex-free. Check the label for the OakRidge option.



