Specimen Container 120 mL — 200 Containers (2 × 100-Pack Case), Ships from Canada

Sterile specimen container 120 mL — screw cap, tamper-evident label, single unit

Specimen Container 120 mL — 200 Containers (2 × 100-Pack Case)

$59.98 CAD

$0.30 CAD each

In stock

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Two 100-packs make the case, 200 containers in all, and the bag these containers are meant to travel in is the 6 × 9 inch 95 kPa specimen transport bag with document pouch, 100-pack — primary container inside, secondary bag outside, which is the pairing a sending laboratory checks first.

What does one 120 mL specimen container cost in the 2-pack?

The 2-pack is $59.98 for 200 containers, which puts a single container at about 30 cents — 59.98 divided by 200 is 0.2999 — and one 100-pack at $29.99, half the 2-pack price. That per-container figure is the one to compare against a rejected sample: a container that leaks in transit costs a second collection, a repeat appointment and a re-run at the bench, which is why the closure matters more than the unit price does.

What the 2-pack contains, and the per-container arithmetic
Element	Specification
Volume	120 mL
Cap	Screw cap, threaded, leak-resistant
Graduations	Moulded side-wall graduations
Material	Polypropylene
Sterility state	Sterile, single use
Pack format	100 per pack, 200 per 2-pack
Intended use	Sample collection and transport
2-pack SKU	CLI-SPEC-120-2PK
2-pack price	$59.98, about 30 cents a container

Which specimens belong in a 120 mL container, and what has to travel with it?

The 120 mL body is the size most clinics keep for urine work — a midstream clean-catch sample fits with room to spare, and the moulded graduations make the fill volume readable without a separate measuring step. Stool and sputum samples that the receiving laboratory accepts in a plain screw-cap container travel the same way. What changes is the packaging around it: Category B shipments move as triple packaging, with a leak-proof primary, absorbent material and a secondary package rated to hold a 95 kPa pressure differential, which is a separate purchase from the container itself.

How many containers should a clinic hold, and how is the 2-pack split?

Count send-outs, not patients. A practice posting 20 samples a week gets through a 100-pack in about five weeks, so the 2-pack is roughly two and a half months at that rate and the risk shifts from running out to letting stock sit past its shelf life. Split the 2-pack between two collection points rather than opening both packs on one shelf, label each pack with its open date, and reorder when the second pack is opened. Group buyers and laboratories sending in volume can place a standing line instead of single packs.

Monthly send-out volumes are easier to see on the send-out volume planner; collection and chain-of-custody templates print from the compliance log centre, where the sterilization log generator covers the reusable side of the same workflow. Standing orders and purchase-order terms are at wholesale ordering, and specimen-handling questions can be answered in writing by the compliance desk.

The importer of record for this container is CliniEco Medical, which holds MDEL #35334 and supplies lot documentation when a quality system asks for it.

A 120 mL sterile specimen container with a screw cap, sold 100 per pack. The graduated side wall makes fill volume readable at a glance, and the threaded cap seals the sample for transport on the same day it is collected.

These containers suit urine, stool, sputum and general sample collection where the container must arrive at the bench leak-free and clearly labelled. The 120 mL body is the size most clinics keep for urine work: a urine collection container that takes a midstream sample for clean catch urine specimen protocols, with a graduated wall so the fill volume is readable and a screw cap that seals the container for transport. They are single use: no washing, no re-labelling, no cross-contamination between patients.

Who it is for

Community and hospital laboratories receiving transported samples
Food, water and environmental testing labs that collect their own samples
Dental, medical and veterinary clinics that send specimens out
Long-term care and home care teams collecting samples on site

Specifications

Volume	120 mL
Cap	Screw cap, threaded, leak-resistant
Graduations	Moulded side-wall graduations
Material	Medical-grade polypropylene
Sterility	Sterile, individually bagged where specified
Format	Single use, 100 per pack
Intended use	Sample collection and transport

Ordering and compliance notes

Fits standard specimen transport bags and rack systems. Pair with our 95 kPa specimen transport bags where your courier or lab requires secondary containment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 120 mL specimen container used for?

It is used to collect and transport a single patient or sample volume — most often urine, stool, sputum or environmental samples — so that the sample arrives at the bench intact and identifiable.

Are these containers sterile?

Yes. The listed pack is supplied sterile. Confirm sterility format (bulk bagged vs individually bagged) when you order if your SOP specifies one.

Do they leak in transport?

A threaded screw cap with a full turn seal is the standard defence against leakage. Fit the cap firmly, place the container inside a secondary transport bag, and keep the request form outside the bag.

Can I order these on a standing order?

Yes. Volume pricing, scheduled deliveries and purchase-order terms are available through our B2B quote process.

What sizes does it come in, and how do I choose?

The 120 mL body is the size most clinics keep for urine work: a urine collection container that takes a midstream sample for clean catch urine specimen protocols, with a graduated wall so the fill volume is readable and a screw cap that seals the container for transport.