Details
Device typeUser-induced micropipette: A long, thin tube made of glass or plastic typically used in the laboratory for the manual withdrawal, transfer, and injection of minute volumes of fluid materials (e.g., microlitres or smaller). The user will typically attach a mouthpiece and create a partial vacuum within the device by gently sucking the air from inside the tube, inducing the substance to enter the device, or achieve the same action with a sqeezable bulb/syringe. Closing the mouthpiece or the user end of the pipette will hold the substance therein; dispensing is done by controlled venting of air into the user end or squeezing the bulb/syringe. Device use may include in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures.
FDA categoryMicrotools, Assisted Reproduction (Pipettes), Exempt
Device ID10850068289155
Single useYes
SterileYes
MRI safetyLabeling does not contain MRI Safety Information