Stool Cup 25's

Here’s a detailed overview for Stool Cup 25’s, typically used for stool (fecal) sample collection in medical and diagnostic settings:

Product Name:

Stool Collection Cups – Pack of 25

Product Description:

Stool Cups (25's) are single-use, hygienic containers specifically designed for the safe and sanitary collection, storage, and transport of stool (fecal) specimens. These cups are widely used in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and home testing kits for a range of diagnostic tests.

• Material: Medical-grade plastic (polypropylene or polyethylene)

• Capacity: Usually 30–60 mL

• Lid Type: Screw-cap with integrated spatula (spoon) for easy collection

• Design: Leak-proof, odor-resistant, and clearly labeled for patient information

• Packaging: 25 cups per pack

• Sterility: Usually non-sterile unless specified

• Usage: Single-use only

Indications (Uses):

Stool cups are intended for:

• Collection of fecal samples for laboratory testing

• Diagnosis of gastrointestinal conditions (e.g., infections, parasites, occult blood)

• Routine health screening or check-ups

• Monitoring chronic digestive diseases such as Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, or IBS

• Fecal occult blood testing (FOBT) or fecal immunochemical testing (FIT)

Dosage / Directions for Use:

Again, not a medicinal product, so "dosage" is not applicable. However, proper usage is essential for accurate diagnostic results:

1. Wash hands thoroughly before and after sample collection.

2. Avoid urinating on the sample. Use a clean, dry container to catch the stool if needed.

3. Open the stool cup and use the attached spatula to transfer a small amount of stool into the cup (follow test-specific quantity guidelines).

4. Secure the lid tightly to prevent leaks.

5. Label the cup with the patient’s name, date, and time of collection.

6. Transport the sample to the lab as soon as possible, usually within 2 hours unless refrigerated.

Side Effects:

The stool cup itself does not cause side effects. However, improper use may lead to:

• Sample contamination

• Leakage or odor if not sealed properly

• Handling-related hygiene risks (especially in immunocompromised individuals)

Contraindications:

• Not for reuse – strictly single-use only

• Not for collection of other body fluids (urine, saliva, etc.), unless specified

• Do not store near food or in inappropriate conditions

• Avoid using cups that are damaged, expired, or improperly sealed

• Not suitable for long-term storage unless validated for that purpose

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