Exempt Human Specimen Label

Take the worry out of shipping medical specimens knowing that these labels will help your shipments arrive intact and in compliance. Labelmasters exempt human specimen labels can be used for shipping human medical specimens.

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The bright red label surface has outstanding chemical and abrasion resistance and the backing offers strong adhesion to paint steel fiber and plastic surfaces.

Exempt human specimen label. These paper labels comply with the requirements in international air transport icao and dot for marking the package orientation. Examples of specimens which may be transported as exempt include. Typically exempt human specimens are specimens for which there is a low probability that the sample is infectious such as specimens for drug or alcohol testing.

Biological substance labels are required for all packages containing human specimens including excreta secreta blood and its components tissue and tissue fluids being transported for diagnostic or research purposes. Hazardous labels are printed with the text exempt human specimen. Biological substances exempt specimen labels home labels biological substance labels are required for all packages containing specimens from humans or animals including excreta secreta blood and its components tissue and tissue fluids being transported for diagnostic or research purposes.

These bright red adhesive backed paper shipping labels apply to both human and animal specimens and comply with the requirements in international air transport icao and dot for marking the package orientation. Prostate specific antigens psa testing. Testing to monitor heart kidney or liver function.

The blood or urine tests to monitor cholesterol levels blood glucose levels hormone levels or prostate specific antigens. Blood glucose level testing. And individual circumstances of the source human or animal and endemic local conditions.

And testing for diagnosis of noninfectious diseases such as cancer biopsies.

Guidelines For Specimen Transport