Storage And Disposal - 3M TP100 Instrucciones Del Producto

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Storage and Disposal

Store 3M Transfer Pipette at 2 to 30°C.
3M Transfer Pipette should not be used past the expiration date. Expiration date and lot number are noted on the
outside label of the box.
Dispose according to current local/regional/industry standards and regulations.
Instructions for Use
Follow all instructions carefully. Failure to do so may lead to inaccurate results. The 3M Transfer Pipette should be used
at ambient temperature (20-30°C).
The description of the 3M Transfer Pipette is shown in Figure A.
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Figure A. Parts of the 3M Transfer Pipette. (1) Upper bulb, (2) Overflow reservoir, (3) Sample tube.
After combining the sample with the 3M Extraction Buffer per the product instructions in the 3M Allergen Protein Rapid
Kits, use the 3M Transfer Pipette to transfer 0.1 mL of the prepared sample to the 3M Allergen Protein LFD, as shown in
Figure B.
For CIP rinse water only, if using the 3M Transfer Pipette to transfer 0.2 mL of CIP final rinse water sample to the 3M
Extraction Buffer, using the same transfer pipette, repeat the steps to transfer 0.1 mL once more for a final transferred
volume of 0.2 mL. Use a new 3M Transfer Pipette to transfer 0.1 mL of the prepared sample to the 3M Allergen Protein
LFD as shown in Figure B.
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Figure B. Procedure to collect 0.1 mL utilizing the 3M Transfer Pipette. (1) Squeeze upper bulb to completely fill sample
tube. (2) Excess sample will flow into overflow reservoir. (3) Squeeze upper bulb to dispense liquid from sample tube.
Overflow liquid will remain in overflow reservoir.
Explanation of Symbols
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