Product Images Leukotrap Wb System

Haemonetics' WB 500 ml Quad CPDA-1 Leukotrap® WB System is used for the collection of blood and preparation of red blood cells and plasma with pre-storage leukocyte reduction. The system consists of a collection bag with 70 ml of CPDA-1 solution and four empty bags. Each 70 ml of CPDA-1 solution contains 2.23 g dextrose, 1.84 g sodium citrate, 0.229 g citric acid, 0.155 g monobasic sodium phosphate, and 0.019 g adenine. This is a sterile, nonpyrogenic, and steam-sterilized fluid path Rx-only product. For storage guidance, unused bags in open pouches may be kept for 30 days by folding and securing the open end of the pouch to avoid possible moisture loss. The Haemonetics Corporation manufactures this product for the medical industry. Unfortunately, there are no specific WI-FI available.*

This is a description of a blood collection kit, containing 500ml of CPDA-1 whole blood, which is mixed with 70 CPDA-1 anticoagulant solution and needs to be stored at 16 degrees Celsius. The kit is intended for volunteer donors, and proper identification of the recipient is essential. The kit uses an anticoagulant containing citrate, phosphate, dextrose, and 65 adenine solution, and includes collection/processing instructions and label hours. The kit is manufactured by Hacmaretios Corporation in the USA, but further information regarding indications and calculations should be sought from a circular or other documentation.*

This appears to be labeling information for a plasma bag. The bag has been labeled "PLASMABAG" and is specified as "LEUKOCYTES REDUCED." The label refers to a circular of information for indications and methods of use. The donor is identified as a "VOLUNTEER DONOR," and proper identification of the intended recipient is required. There is an expiration date listed, and a spot to affix a collection/processing label. The bag is associated with the Hemocare Corporation in Tacoma, Washington.*

This is a label from a unit of CPDA-1 red blood cells with leukocytes reduced collected from a volunteer donor on a specific date with a unique unit number. The circular of information is referenced for instructions related to infusion and notes that the product may transmit infectious agents. Proper identification of the intended recipient is advised. The expiration date is noted and storage instructions are given. The label includes manufacturing information for the Haemonetics Corporation.*