Urine Container

A urine container is typically a medical-grade, sterile vessel used for the collection, transportation, and storage of urine samples for analysis. Here are some common features and descriptions of urine containers:

Description:

• Material: Usually made from plastic (polypropylene or polyethylene) to ensure durability and to prevent breakage. Some may be made from transparent plastic for easy viewing of contents.
• Size: Typically ranges from 100 mL to 500 mL, though larger volumes may also be available.
• Shape: Often cylindrical, with a wide opening for ease of collection and a secure, leak-proof lid.
• Lid: Comes with a tightly sealing, screw-on or snap-on lid to prevent leakage and contamination. Some may have a tamper-evident feature for security.
• Graduated Markings: Some urine containers include measurement markings on the side for precise volume readings.
• Sterility: Often pre-sterilized, especially when used in medical and laboratory settings.
• Color and Labeling: Containers may be clear or opaque, and typically include space for labeling patient information, date, and other relevant details.

Features:

1. Leak-proof design: Ensures safe transportation without spilling.
2. Sterility: Most containers are individually sealed to maintain cleanliness and prevent contamination.
3. Wide opening: Makes it easier for urine collection, especially for patients or in clinical settings.
4. Transparent or translucent: Allows visual inspection of urine color and appearance.
5. Tamper-evident seals: Provides assurance that the sample has not been tampered with.
6. Graduated measurements: Some containers have volume markers, which are helpful for doctors or lab technicians needing specific quantities.

Variety of sizes: Available in multiple sizes for different needs, from small sample collections to larger volumes for comprehensive testing.