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Blood Management

Safe-T-Vue® 10 Blood Temperature Indicators

Safe-T-Vue® 10: Ideal for blood banks, blood collection centers and transfusion services, Safe-T-Vue 10 attaches directly to blood bags to help maintain quality control during temporary storage and transport of Red Blood Cells, Whole Blood Packed Cells and Plasma.

Safe-T-Vue 10 changes color from white to red when the 10°C indication temperature has been reached or exceeded. Used for Red Blood Cells, Whole Blood Packed Cells and Plasma.

Because it is nonreversible, Safe-T-Vue 10 will indicate that a high temperature condition existed even if the temperature eventually returns to a lower level. If the indicator remains white, temperatures have remained at or below 10°C and the blood product may be stored for future use.

Temperatures accurate to within +/- 0.4°C.

Product Codes

Code
Description
U/M
7201-200
Safe-T-Vue 10, Irreversible Temperature Indicators (4 boxes of 50 Indicators)
200/Case
7201-50
Safe-T-Vue 10, Irreversible Temperature Indicators
50/Box

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