ThermoSafe® Diagnostic Shippers are ready-to-use combination/triple packaging kits for specimen shipping.

Tube mailer systems include three or eight 10mL 95kPa-certified specimen tubes; a leakproof polystyrene foam shipper with lid and interior space for paperwork; and a supply kit including leak-resistant press-lock plastic bag, absorbent material, waterproof tape, corrugated shipping carton, UN3373 Biological Substance label, and instruction sheet. Eight-tube mailer system features shipper with room for 30mL bottle in addition to the specimen tubes.

• Ready-to-use specimen mailers
• Tested and certified to meet material and performance requirements for specimen transport

ThermoSafe® Diagnostic Shippers are ready-to-use combination/triple packaging kits for specimen shipping.

Small diagnostic specimen shipping system 87003-906 consists of a 95kPa plastic bag, two absorbent material sheets, a bubble wrap sheet, corrugated carton, and instruction sheet. Large diagnostic specimen shipping system 87003-908 consists of two 95kPa bags, four absorbent material sheets, two bubble wrap sheets, a corrugated carton, and instruction sheet. Liquid shipper 87003-910 is for Class 6 hazardous biological substances and consists of a foam shipper, 90mL (3oz.) specimen cup with screw cap and temperature indication label, plastic bag, absorbent material pad, waterproof tape, security seal tape, corrugated mailing sleeve, and UN3373 Biological Substance label. Replacement kit 89049-964 includes 25 95kPa plastic bags, 50 4-bay absorbent sheets, 25 bubble wrap sheets, a corrugated carton, and instruction sheet.

Polyethylene specimen transport bags have a patented adhesive closure that makes them liquid tight and tamper evident. The 5-bay bag includes absorbent material in each pocket: enough to absorb 15mL of urine or 10mL of blood. All bags are marked with the biohazard symbol, are certified to transport UN3373 biological substances, and pass 95kPa pressure tests.

Shippers are compliant with DOT, U.S. Postal Service, IATA Packing Instruction 650 Category B, and title 49 CFR 173.199.