What does a flocked swab do to collect samples?

Sampling swabs are medical materials and materials, mainly used to collect DNA, cells, microorganisms, oral detached cells, and blood, and other specimen collection.

Sampling swabs are now classified into several types. The sampling head has cotton, polyester and nylon.

Sampling swabs are commonly called cotton swabs, sampling cotton swabs, and sampling swabs. They are used in major hospitals, diagnostic centers, disease control centers, forensics, paternity testing, microorganisms, viruses and other specimen collection. We also see in our daily life. To the existence of cotton swabs, such as cotton swabs for ears, daily cotton swabs, and applicator cotton swabs.

Flocking refers to the process of applying multiple lengths of fibers to the surface of an adherent coating;

If the head of the swab is flocked, it is a flocked swab. It is a disposable sampling swab composed of nylon short fiber fluff head and abs plastic rod. For oral nasopharyngeal, sampling, cervicovaginal sampling, laboratory testing, etc.

The time for flocking swabs to collect samples is 3-5 seconds, while the time for cotton swabs is 15-120 seconds, or even longer, which causes pressure on staff during the diagnosis process. Only faster sample extraction can complete the collection and analysis more efficiently.