safePICO A and PICO A blood gas aspirating syringes
Collect precisely the amount of blood you require — and no more
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Reliable blood gas results
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Take no more blood than necessary
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Prevent accidental blood exposure
safePICO A aspirating syringe
The pre-barcoded aspirating syringe helps ensure correct patient-sample identification every time and minimize the risk of accidental operator contact to patient blood with the vented safeTIPCAP
PICO A aspirating syringe
Volume indication at 0.5 mL specifying minimum amounts of blood required for accurate parameters measurements on Radiometer blood gas analyzers and supports Patient Blood Management.
Our aspirating syringe has been redesigned with improvements, including a plunger stop at the 1.0 mL mark and 0.7 mL label to ensure no more blood than necessary is taken from the patient. Explore all features below:
Pre-barcoded
Pre-barcoded aspirator syringe helps ensure correct patient-sample identification every time when used as a part of the 1st Automatic solution.
Vented safeTIPCAP
Helps seal the sample immediately after blood collection, allows you to expel air bubbles, reducing the risk of contact with patient blood, and stays on during analysis when used with ABL analyzers.
NEW: Plunger stop at 1.0 mL
A protective feature that helps ensure that the barrel and plunger remain together, prevents accidental blood exposure.
Integrated mixing ball
Together with automatic mixing, it enhances analytical quality through standardized mixing, without causing hemolysis.
Heparin brick
Uniquely designed, dry, electrolyte-balanced heparin brick reduces the risk of clots, electrolyte bias, and sample dilution.
NEW: 0.7 mL mark
Clearly shows the minimum amount of blood you need to measure all parameters on Radiometer blood gas analyzers.
Our aspirating syringe has been redesigned with improvements, including a plunger stop at the 1.0 mL mark and 0.7 mL label to ensure no more blood than necessary is taken from the patient. Explore all features below:
Pre-barcoded
Pre-barcoded aspirator syringe helps ensure correct patient-sample identification every time when used as a part of the 1st Automatic solution.
Vented safeTIPCAP
Helps seal the sample immediately after blood collection, allows you to expel air bubbles, reducing the risk of contact with patient blood, and stays on during analysis when used with ABL analyzers.
NEW: Plunger stop at 1.0 mL
A protective feature that helps ensure that the barrel and plunger remain together, prevents accidental blood exposure.
Integrated mixing ball
Together with automatic mixing, it enhances analytical quality through standardized mixing, without causing hemolysis.
Heparin brick
Uniquely designed, dry, electrolyte-balanced heparin brick reduces the risk of clots, electrolyte bias, and sample dilution.
NEW: 0.7 mL mark
Clearly shows the minimum amount of blood you need to measure all parameters on Radiometer blood gas analyzers.
Specialists by blood
Preanalytical blood gas errors
This handbook focuses on the preanalytical phase of blood gas testing and what you can do to minimize errors.
Scientific articles on preanalytical errors
The Radiometer-sponsored knowledge site acutecaretesting.org offers scientific articles on preanalytical errors.
Useful tips to avoid preanalytical errors in blood gas testing: pH, pCO2 and pO2
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