Product Images Adsol Red Cell Preservation

This appears to be a description of a sample pouch with a fill capacity of approximately 40 mL. There are also references to figure 1, figure 2, and figure 3, which likely depict the sample pouch and potentially its storage and container information. Additionally, there is mention of filtered cells on a product code.*

This document provides instructions for loading a gentrifuge cup using the standard oval cup method. It outlines steps for placing containers, tubing, and filters in the correct order in the cup, and provides precautions to prevent pre-activation and interference. It also advises on the proper positioning of the folding of empty satellite containers, and ensuring that all components are securely in place before centrifugation.*

This text provides instructions for loading a gentrifuge cup using the Large Oval Gup Method. The instructions include positioning tubing, containers, and the Adsol container; folding the empty saline containers; ensuring the primary container and the Adsol container align properly; and preparing the centrifuge cup for centrifugation. Precautions have also been listed to avoid pre-activation, entering of abs and placement of the filter near the bottom of the container. The text provides several notes and commercial options to help take up space.*

This text is a cautionary message regarding the use of a product. The product has been sterilized by steam and has a sterile fluid path. The fluid path is also stated as non-pyrogenic. However, it is advised not to reuse the product and also not to use it if the sterile barrier system is compromised. It is suggested to consult the instructions for use before using the product.*

This is a description of an anticoagulant citrate phosphate dextrose solution, USP (CPD) Blood-Pack Unit. It contains Adsol Red Cell Preservation Solution and an Integral Fenwal Bioflex RC Red Cell Leukocyte Reduction Filter. The system is meant for the collection and processing of 500 mL blood with a sample diversion system and a Fenwal HighFlo Needle. The unit comes with a warning to avoid excessive heat or freezing, and unused units in the open foil pouch may be kept up to 30 days. Unused units must be returned to the foil pouch within 12 hours or used within four days if out of the pouch. The unit should be sterilized by steam, and users must read the instructions for use. The manufacturer is Fenwal International, and the product is made in the US.*