BD 364975 - Urine Collection Cup with Sampling Device, 120 mL Sterile Container for Safe and Accurate Specimen Collection, 200/CS

BD 364975 - Urine Collection Cup with Sampling Device, 120 mL Sterile Container for Safe and Accurate Specimen Collection, 200/CS

The BD 364975 Urine Collection Cup with Sampling Device is a sterile 120 mL specimen container engineered for safe, hygienic, and accurate urine collection in clinical and laboratory settings. Designed with an integrated sampling port, this cup allows clean, closed-system transfer of samples into testing tubes, reducing contamination risk and improving workflow efficiency. The durable, leak-resistant plastic construction supports secure storage and transport of patient specimens.

Key Benefits

This collection system enhances sample integrity by eliminating the need to open the cup for transfer, thereby limiting exposure to contaminants and reducing spill risks. The integrated sampling device provides a controlled, needle-free method for drawing aliquots directly into compatible tubes. Its 120 mL capacity is ideal for routine urinalysis, culture testing, toxicology, and diagnostic screening. The clear body and measurement markings ensure accurate volume assessment and easy identification.

Compatibility and Applications

The BD 364975 cup is compatible with:

• BD Vacutainer urine collection and sampling devices
• Routine urinalysis workflows
• Chemistry, culture, and toxicology testing
• Clinical laboratories, hospitals, and outpatient clinics

Common applications include:

• Standard urinalysis (UA) screening
• Urine cultures and microbiology
• Pregnancy testing
• Drug screening and toxicology

Usage Guidelines

Instruct the patient to collect a clean-catch urine sample using standard clinical protocol. Secure the lid tightly after collection. To obtain a sample aliquot, connect a compatible sampling device to the integrated port and withdraw the required volume without opening the cup. Label the container clearly and transport to the laboratory as recommended. Dispose of the entire unit after single use.

Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals

The BD urine cup is manufactured under ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certified quality systems and meets FDA and CE requirements for in vitro diagnostic (IVD) specimen collection devices. Each cup undergoes rigorous testing for leak resistance, sterility, and sampling port integrity to ensure safe and accurate clinical performance.

Comparison with Competitor Products

Compared with standard urine cups that require manual opening for sample transfer, the BD sampling-port design significantly reduces contamination and spill risks. Many generic cups lack secure lids, leak resistance, or sampling compatibility. BD provides higher reliability, consistent performance, and trusted quality in clinical collection supplies.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This product is widely used by:

• Hospital laboratories and outpatient clinics
• Primary care and urgent care facilities
• Drug testing centers
• Microbiology labs processing urine cultures
• Diagnostic and research settings requiring sterile urine collection

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Store unused cups in their sealed packaging until needed. Keep in a clean, temperature-stable environment. Follow clean-catch instructions to reduce contamination. Use the sampling device only through the integrated portavoid opening the lid after collection. Dispose of used cups as biohazard waste according to facility protocols.

Regulatory and Safety Information

For in vitro diagnostic use only. Sterile unless the package is opened or damaged. Single-use devicedo not reuse. Handle all biological specimens as potentially infectious. Follow OSHA and institutional biosafety guidelines.

How to Order

To order the BD 364975 120 mL Urine Collection Cup with Sampling Device, add it to your cart and complete checkout through CIA Medicals secure ordering system. For bulk purchasing, supply agreements, or product support, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or submit an inquiry using the form on this page.