Puritan UniTranz-RT Viral Transport System for Flu Season
It’s never too early to start preparing for FLU season! Rely on Puritan’s viral transport systems for the collection and preservation of virus, chlamydia, mycoplasma, and ureaplasma samples.
- Available with patented PurFlock Ultra® swabs for superior performance and ultimate patient comfort
- Ready-to-use, advanced kit design
- Medium is stable at room temperature
- Made in the USA
- Ready to ship NOW!
The details you want, the accuracy you need; that’s the Puritan promise.
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