
Blood Collection Bag Sets With CPD Preservation Solution
Blood collection bag sets are medical plastic containers used to collect, store and process blood and blood components, classified as medical devices and blood collection tools that must meet sterility, non-toxicity and...

Product overview
What This Product Is And Who It Is For
Blood collection bag sets are medical plastic containers used to collect, store and process blood and blood components, classified as medical devices and blood collection tools that must meet sterility, non-toxicity and anticoagulant performance standards. A set typically consists of three, four or five bags. In the common three-bag set, blood is collected into the first bag, the second bag holds a red blood cell preservation solution and the third is a transfer bag used to separate plasma and red cells. The pre-filled solution contains citrate, phosphate and glucose and prevents coagulation by chelating calcium ions.
Problems It Solves
- Opening the system to transfer components risks contamination, which integrated transfer bags avoid
- Manually dosed anticoagulant introduces error, so solution volume is matched to the bag size
- Blood volume outside the correct range unbalances the anticoagulant ratio, so the 400 ml bag is specified for a 350 to 450 ml draw
- Different services separate different components, so three, four and five bag sets are supplied
Who It Is For
- Blood banks and transfusion services
- Hospital laboratories and blood programmes
- Medical consumable importers and distributors
- Government and NGO blood programme buyers
- Private hospital groups
Key benefits
Why Buyers Choose It
- Three, four and five bag configurations let a blood service match the set to its component separation workflow
- Pre-filled preservation solution is dosed precisely to the bag size, which removes a manual measurement step
- Citrate phosphate and glucose solution prevents coagulation by chelating calcium ions, preserving the components for processing
- Integrated transfer bags allow plasma and red cell separation without opening the system
- Sterility, non-toxicity and anticoagulant performance standards are the baseline the product is built to
Application scenarios
Where It Is Used
Scenarios
- Blood bank collection sessions
- Mobile blood donation drives
- Hospital transfusion service component preparation
- Plasma and red cell separation workflows
- National and regional blood programme supply

Technical features
How It Is Built
- Three, four and five bag set configurations
- Pre-filled citrate, phosphate and glucose preservation solution
- Anticoagulation by chelating calcium ions
- Red blood cell preservation solution in the second bag of a three-bag set
- Transfer bag for plasma and red cell separation
- Built to sterility, non-toxicity and anticoagulant performance standards
Specifications
Technical Data
| Product Type | Blood collection bag set |
|---|---|
| Set Configurations | Three, four or five bags, three-bag most common |
| Preservation Solution | Citrate, phosphate and glucose |
| Anticoagulation Mechanism | Chelation of calcium ions |
| Collection Volume | 350 to 450 ml for a 400 ml bag |
| Classification | Medical device and blood collection tool |
| Standards | Sterility, non-toxicity and anticoagulant performance |
Materials
- Medical grade plastic bag film
- CPD preservation solution
- Tubing and needle assembly
Manufacturing Process
- Bag forming
- Solution filling
- Assembly
- Sterilisation and packing
Quality and compliance
Quality Control And Certification
Quality Control
- Solution volume is verified against the bag size specification
- Bag and tubing seal integrity are leak-tested
- Sterility is assured through the validated sterilisation cycle
- Anticoagulant performance is checked against the product standard
- Batch and expiry data are printed on each carton
Customisation and comparison
Options And Alternatives
Customisation Options
- Set configuration across three, four and five bags
- Bag volume and needle gauge
- Label and instruction language
- Carton artwork under your brand
- Export carton marks and palletising
Compared With Other Options
- Single bag collection
- Multi-bag sets allow component separation without opening the closed system
- Separately supplied anticoagulant
- Pre-filled solution dosed to the bag size removes a manual measurement step and its error
- Three versus four and five bag sets
- More bags support more component fractions, selected by what the service separates
Use guide
How To Use It Correctly
Step
Check the bag and solution before use and discard any set with cloudy solution or damaged packaging
Step
Collect between 350 and 450 ml into a 400 ml bag so the anticoagulant ratio stays correct
Step
Mix the blood with the solution during collection as the protocol requires
Step
Transfer components using the integrated transfer bag rather than opening the system
Step
Label and store components according to the service protocol
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FAQ
Blood Collection Bag Sets With CPD Preservation Solution FAQ
What set configurations are available
Three, four and five bag sets. The three-bag set is the most common, with a collection bag, a red cell preservation solution bag and a transfer bag.
What preservation solution is used
A pre-filled solution containing citrate, phosphate and glucose, which prevents coagulation by chelating calcium ions.
How much blood should be collected into a 400 ml bag
Between 350 and 450 ml, so the anticoagulant to blood ratio stays within specification.
Are the sets supplied sterile
Yes. The sets are built to sterility, non-toxicity and anticoagulant performance standards, with batch records held per lot.
Can cartons carry our labelling
Yes. Label content, instruction language and carton artwork can be produced under your brand.
What is the minimum order quantity
Minimum quantity depends on the set configuration. Send your requirement on WhatsApp for a confirmed figure.
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