Stool Collection Kit — Sterile, with Scoop & Label, 100/Pack
Stool Collection Kit — Sterile, with Scoop & Label, 100/Pack
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Each pack holds 100 kits, every one sealed in its own bag, and the containers the lab receives at the other end are the 120 mL sterile specimen containers, 200 per case. Kit out with the patient, container in at the bench: those are the two halves of the same collection chain.
What is inside one stool collection kit, and what does a kit cost?
One kit is a screw-cap container with a scoop built into the lid, a leak-proof closure and a patient label already on the body — the patient collects, writes their details, and the kit travels without a second piece of paper. The pack of 100 is $39.99, so a kit works out at about 40 cents, which is 39.99 divided by 100. Put that against the cost of a rejected sample that has to be collected a second time and the arithmetic stops being about the kit at all.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Pack size | 100 kits, individually bagged |
| Container | Screw-cap body with integrated scoop |
| Closure | Leak-proof lid |
| Labelling | Patient label on the container |
| Sterility state | Sterile interior, single use |
| Intended use | Faeces specimen collection and transport |
| Test menu it supports | Occult blood, culture, parasitology |
| Pack SKU | CLI-STOOL-100 |
| Pack price | $39.99 per 100-kit pack, about 40 cents a kit |
Which stool tests does this kit suit, and which container does the lab want?
The kit is a collection and transport vessel, so it suits the tests the receiving laboratory will accept a plain screw-cap container for: occult blood screening, enteric culture and parasitology. What changes between those is the handling after collection — a culture sample is expected at the bench quickly, while a parasitology sample may be split into preservative tubes on arrival. Ask your laboratory which container and which transport bag it wants before you order, because the answer is set by their accreditation, not by the kit.
How many kits should a clinic hold, and how is a reorder placed?
Most clinics are surprised by how long 100 kits last: a family practice sending a few samples a week is looking at months, not weeks, so the risk is expiry and lost stock rather than running dry. Count kits against your actual monthly send-outs, keep one unopened pack as the buffer, and reorder when the second pack is opened. Multi-site groups, long-term care operators and laboratories sending in volume can place the order as a standing line through wholesale ordering instead of logging single packs.
Work out monthly collection volumes on the clinic supply planner, take the printable bench sheet from the compliance log centre, and route group purchases through wholesale ordering. For specimen-handling protocol questions, the compliance desk answers in writing.
The Canadian importer of this kit is CliniEco Medical, which holds MDEL #35334 and can supply lot documentation on request.
Complete stool collection kits with scoop and labelling area — pairs with our specimen containers and transport bags.
A single-use kit: the patient takes a stool sample into the screw-cap container with the integrated scoop, writes their details on the label, and the kit goes to the laboratory for faeces specimen collection, culture or parasitology testing.
- Pack: 100 kits, individually bagged
- Contents: Container with integrated scoop, leak-proof lid, patient label
- Sterility: Sterile interior, single use
- Use: Stool specimen collection and transport (occult blood, culture, parasitology)
CliniEco Medical imports and distributes this product under Medical Device Establishment Licence (MDEL) #35334. Batch documentation available on request.