BD Vacutainer One Use Holder

BD Vacutainer One Use Holder - Case of 1000

BD Vacutainer One Use Holder is purpose-built to support safe, efficient, and compliant blood collection. Designed for single use, this holder helps reduce the risk of cross-contamination and aligns with OSHA guidelines for phlebotomy safety. Its compatibility with the full BD Vacutainer blood collection system—including Eclipse™ needles, Safety-Lok™ sets, and push-button sets—makes it a versatile choice for healthcare professionals.

The BD Vacutainer® One Use Holder improves safety by removing the need to clean or reuse holders between patients. Because it is designed for single use, it helps lower the chance of spreading infections and supports proper safety standards in all healthcare settings. As a result, clinics and hospitals can maintain high hygiene standards while also speeding up daily tasks.

In addition, the holder's clear and sturdy body makes it easy to see blood flow during collection. Its curved, easy-to-hold shape gives phlebotomists better control and comfort. Whether used in hospitals, clinics, or mobile units, the holder performs reliably and helps ensure smoother blood collection from start to finish

Designed for Safety. Built for Efficiency

To support sustainability and compliance, BD packages the holders in bulk quantities—typically in bags of 250 or cases of 1,000—making them ideal for high-volume settings. This packaging format not only reduces waste but also ensures that facilities remain stocked and ready for continuous use.

Ultimately, the BD Vacutainer® One Use Holder combines safety, simplicity, and compatibility in a single-use format. Moreover, by reducing contamination risks and aligning with OSHA-recommended practices, it gives healthcare teams the confidence to provide high-quality care. In turn, this leads to more efficient workflows and stronger patient outcomes.

Because it’s compatible with both 13 mm and 16 mm blood collection tubes, the BD Vacutainer One Use Holder adapts easily to a wide range of collection needs. This flexibility simplifies inventory management and reduces the need for multiple holder types. Moreover, its universal fit supports seamless integration into existing BD Vacutainer workflows.

Features & Benefits:

• Single-Use Design: Engineered for one-time use, this holder helps reduce the risk of cross-contamination and supports compliance with OSHA safety guidelines for phlebotomy procedures.

• System-Wide Compatibility: The holder works seamlessly with the entire BD Vacutainer® blood collection system—including Eclipse™ needles, Safety-Lok™ sets, push-button sets, and multiple-sample luer adapters—making it a versatile choice across clinical settings.

• Ergonomic, Ribbed Grip: Its ribbed barrel provides a secure, comfortable grip, allowing phlebotomists to maintain control during venipuncture and improve procedural confidence.

• Clear Construction for Visual Monitoring: The transparent body allows for easy visualization of blood flow, helping clinicians confirm successful collection without unnecessary adjustments.

• Universal Tube Compatibility: Designed to accommodate both 13 mm and 16 mm blood collection tubes, the holder simplifies inventory and adapts to a wide range of collection needs.

• Non-Stackable for Added Safety: The non-stackable design discourages reuse and reinforces single-use compliance, further supporting infection control protocols.

• FREE shipping on orders of 1000 vacutainer tubes or more. 

• In addition to this, bulk pricing structures allow you to save even more.

• For inquiries or bulk purchases, call Cody at 318.798.3306.

Why Choose American Screening Corp

• U.S.-Based Manufacturer & Distributor: BD Vacutainer tubes are proudly made in the USA, ensuring top-quality standards and reliability. Trusted globally for precision in blood collection. American Screening Corporation (ASC) is an authorized distributor of BD Vacutainer tubes and products.

• Popular Options: Available in various sizes and configurations, including tubes with specialized additives for diverse testing needs.

• High Quality: Crafted from durable, medical-grade materials for reliable performance and consistent sample collection. Leak-proof and sterile to maintain sample integrity.

• Easy to Use: The vacuum-sealed design ensures accurate blood draw with minimal effort, requiring no special training. Simplifies high-volume testing and reduces errors.

• Regulatory Compliance: Meets FDA, CLSI, and ISO standards to ensure your testing process is fully compliant with industry guidelines. Designed for regulatory adherence.

• Customer Support: Responsive customer service is available for product selection, bulk orders, and inquiries, ensuring seamless support for your lab's needs.

• Affordable Pricing: Benefit from bulk discounts and special offers, ensuring cost-effective solutions without compromising quality. Save more as your testing volume grows.

How to Use BD Vacutainer One Use Holder

Prepare Your Materials: Gather all necessary components, including the BD Vacutainer® One Use Holder, a compatible blood collection needle (such as the Eclipse™ or Safety-Lok™), collection tubes, gloves, and a sharps container. Confirm patient identity and explain the procedure.

Assemble the Device: While holding both the pink safety shield and the colored needle cap, twist and remove the white needle cap. Then, insert the needle securely into the holder until it clicks into place. Ensure the needle is firmly attached before proceeding.

Perform the Venipuncture: First, position the patient’s arm and apply a tourniquet to help locate a suitable vein. Then, clean the puncture site with an antiseptic and allow it to dry completely. Once ready, insert the needle into the vein using a standard technique. As soon as blood begins to flow, insert the correct Vacutainer® tube into the holder to start the collection process.

Complete the Draw and Activate Safety: After collecting the required samples, remove the final tube and release the tourniquet. Withdraw the needle from the vein and immediately activate the safety mechanism by pushing the pink safety shield forward until it locks with an audible click.

Dispose of the Device: After completing the blood draw, place the entire holder—needle and all—into an approved sharps container without taking the needle out. This practice helps meet OSHA safety standards and lowers the risk of accidental needlesticks.

Label and Finalize: Next, label each tube with the patient’s name, date, and time of collection. Then, remove your gloves and wash your hands thoroughly. Finally, document the procedure according to your facility’s guidelines.

FAQ - BD Vacutainer One Use Holder

1. What are BD Microtainer Blood Collection Tubes used for?

These tubes are designed for collecting small amounts of blood, especially from babies, older adults, or patients with hard-to-access veins.

2. How much blood do they collect?

Most tubes hold between 200 and 400 microliters of blood, depending on the type and additives used.

3. What kind of closure do they have?

Each tube includes a BD Microgard™ closure with a built-in scoop and a twist-off cap. This setup helps guide blood into the tube and reduces splashing.

4. Can I use them with lab machines?

Yes. These tubes work well with many automated analyzers, helping speed up lab processing.

5. Do they come with additives?

Yes. You can choose tubes with EDTA, lithium heparin, clot activators, or no additives—depending on your testing needs.

6. How do I tell the tubes apart?

Each tube is color-coded by the type of additive it contains. These colors match BD Vacutainer® standards for easy selection.

7. Are the tubes sterile and for one-time use?

Yes. Each tube is sterile and made for single use to support safety and infection control.

8. Can I use them for samples that need protection from light?

Yes. BD also makes amber-colored tubes that help shield light-sensitive samples during collection and transport.

9. What are they made of?

BD uses tough, medical-grade polypropylene to make each tube. This material keeps samples safe and prevents breakage.

10. Who uses these tubes?

Phlebotomists, nurses, and lab technicians use them in hospitals, clinics, and labs when collecting capillary blood samples.