Sterile Centrifuge Tubes 50 mL — Graduated, Screw Cap, 500/Case

Sterile Centrifuge Tubes 50 mL — Graduated, Screw Cap, 500/Case

$89.99 CAD
Sale price  $89.99 CAD Regular price 
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Sterile Centrifuge Tubes 50 mL — Graduated, Screw Cap, 500/Case

Sterile Centrifuge Tubes 50 mL — Graduated, Screw Cap, 500/Case

$89.99 CAD
Sale price  $89.99 CAD Regular price 
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A case is 500 tubes in 20 sealed bags of 25, and it is the wider-mouth sibling of the 15 mL sterile centrifuge tubes, 500 per case — same screw cap, same resin, different working volume. Labs that run both keep one case of each within reach of the bench.

What does one 50 mL sterile tube cost when the case is $89.99?

The case is $89.99 for 500 tubes, which puts a tube at about 18 cents — 89.99 divided by 500, rounded to the nearest cent. That per-tube figure is the one to carry into a cost-per-sample sheet, because a bench does not consume cases, it consumes tubes. One bag holds 25, so a single bag covers a morning of processing and the rest of the case stays sealed. Both numbers above come from this listing: the case price is the current variant price, and the per-tube figure is arithmetic on it rather than a second price list.

Case economics for the 50 mL tube: twenty inner bags, one per-tube figure derived from the case price
Parameter Detail
Working volume 50 mL, moulded graduations on the wall
Closure Screw cap, leak-proof
Resin Polypropylene
Sterility state Sterile, single use, no reprocessing step
Inner pack 25 tubes per bag
Case configuration 500 tubes, 20 bags to the case
Bench use Rated for standard bench centrifugation
Case SKU CLI-CTUBE-50
Case price $89.99 per case, about 18 cents a tube

Which sample volumes belong in a 50 mL tube rather than a 15 mL one?

Reach for the 50 mL when the volume itself is the point: pooled urine collections, larger aspirates sent whole to the bench, tissue transport fluid, and any prep where a 15 mL tube would be filled past the point where you can still mix or decant without touching the cap thread. Keep 15 mL for routine serum and plasma work, small aliquots and short spins, and you spend less per test. The two sizes share a cap design, so racks, labels and centrifuge carriers do not need a second protocol.

How do you keep the remaining bags sterile once a case is opened?

Open one bag, not the case. Take the bag to the bench, take out what the run needs, and close the bag again the same shift — a bag left open on a bench collects aerosol and dust that the tube inside was manufactured to avoid. Write the open date on the bag, keep the case closed and off the floor, and never tip unused tubes back into a bag they came out of. Anything that has left the bag and touched a bench should be treated as non-sterile and kept for non-critical work.

Sample containers for the same run sit on the clinic supply planner, printable bench records are on the compliance log centre, and institutional volumes go through wholesale ordering. Protocol questions about your own bench can go to our compliance desk.

CliniEco Medical brings these tubes into Canada under MDEL #35334; lot paperwork is available when your quality system asks for it.

Self-standing 50 mL sterile tubes for higher-volume sample work — same day-to-day consumable as the 15 mL line.

  • Volume: 50 mL, moulded graduations
  • Cap: Leak-proof screw cap
  • Pack: 25 per bag, 500 per case
  • Sterility: Sterile, single use
  • Material: Medical-grade polypropylene
  • Centrifugation: Rated for standard bench centrifugation

CliniEco Medical imports and distributes this product under Medical Device Establishment Licence (MDEL) #35334. Batch documentation available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does one case of 50 mL sterile tubes contain?
500 tubes in 20 sealed bags of 25. The inner bag is the unit that reaches the bench, which is why the case is opened once and the remaining 19 bags stay sealed until the run needs them.
Does a pooled urine sample belong in a 50 mL tube instead of a 15 mL one?
The 50 mL size is for the volume itself: pooled urine collections, aspirates sent whole to the bench, tissue transport fluid, and any prep a 15 mL tube would fill past the point where you can still mix or decant.
Is the 50 mL tube self-standing, and what closure does it use?
It is self-standing at a 50 mL working volume, with a leak-proof screw cap and moulded graduations on the wall. Sterile, single use, polypropylene, and rated for standard bench centrifugation, with no reprocessing step before the run.
How do racks and centrifuge carriers work across the 15 mL and 50 mL sizes?
Both sizes share a cap design and resin, so 1 rack, 1 carrier and 1 labelling routine cover the pair. A bench that runs both keeps 1 case of each within reach rather than 2 separate protocols.
What should be done with tubes left in an opened bag at the end of a shift?
Close the 25-tube bag again in the same shift and write the open date on it. A bag left open on a bench collects aerosol and dust, and a tube that has touched the bench is no longer sterile, so it is held for non-critical work.
What documentation comes with the 50 mL case?
The case is imported into Canada by CliniEco Medical under MDEL #35334, and lot paperwork is available when a quality system asks for it. The case SKU is CLI-CTUBE-50, 20 bags of 25 tubes.
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