Coagulation is the bench that gates surgery. A pre-operative clearance, an anticoagulant review and a bleeding workup all wait on it, so turnaround matters more here than raw throughput does. Framar supplies the Mindray coagulation reagent range for the semi-automated C2000 and the fully automated C3100, with both control levels, planned against your routine and stat volumes together rather than against a monthly average that hides the difference between them.
How a coagulation reagent works
A coagulation analyzer does not measure a concentration. It measures a time. Citrated plasma is mixed with a reagent that starts the clotting cascade at a chosen point, and the instrument watches the sample until a clot forms, reporting how many seconds that took. Which reagent is added decides which part of the cascade is being interrogated, so two tests together localise where a prolonged result is coming from rather than merely reporting that something is wrong. Because the result is a time and not an amount, everything that changes the timing changes the result, which is why the pre-analytical requirements on this bench are stricter than anywhere else in the laboratory. The tube has to be filled to the mark, because the citrate-to-plasma ratio is part of the chemistry rather than a formality, and it has to be run within the stated window. A short draw or a haemolysed sample produces a plausible number that is simply wrong, and nothing downstream will flag it.
Analyzers these reagents run on
Buying coagulation reagents in the Philippines
Framar supplies these to hospitals, diagnostic laboratories, clinics and health units nationwide, scheduled against your actual monthly volume rather than shipped in one lump. The engineers who install and maintain the analyzer are the same team that plans the supply behind it, so the schedule is built from what your bench actually gets through rather than from a fixed reorder quantity. Pricing depends on volume, delivery interval and whether the analyzer is on a reagent-supply arrangement, so we quote per laboratory rather than publishing a list price. See what our service covers, or send us your monthly counts and we will reply within one business day.
Questions about coagulation reagents
How much do Mindray coagulation reagents cost in the Philippines?
Coagulation pricing depends on your routine and stat volumes, which control levels you run and the delivery interval to your site, so we quote per laboratory rather than publishing a list price. Send us your monthly PT and aPTT counts and we reply with a schedule and a quotation within one business day.
Why does the citrate tube have to be filled exactly to the line?
The anticoagulant in the tube is measured against a full draw. Underfill it and the plasma carries proportionally more citrate, which extends the clotting time and produces a falsely prolonged result. This is the most common preventable error on a coagulation bench in any laboratory, and no analyzer can detect it after the fact, so it has to be caught at the point of collection.
Order coagulation reagents
Send us your analyzer model and monthly volumes and we will build the supply schedule around them.
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