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And that is why I am not revising our procedure until I have the updated package insert in hand. I am afraid Immucor will add something else without prior notice. Of course, Hematology does the KB stains not Transfusion so I really am not feeling an urgent need to switch to buffered saline.

Have you ever had the pleasure of doing a KB? If so, you might understand why Hematology would appreciate it if Immucor would get this fixed (and/or buffered saline was used). Just kidding with you; giving you a hard time (as someone who has worked in a BB where we did the KB).

Brenda Hutson, CLS(ASCP)SBB

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I have just received a technical communication from Immucor re the upcoming package insert change for the Fetal Bleed Screening Test requiring the use of "phosphate buffered (approx. 15mM) isotonic saline with a pH of 6.5-7.5". We are small facility and would never use 10L of solution during the typical dating period of 1 month. Does anyone have a suggestion for where we can obtain small volume (100-500mL) containers of this solution or tablets to make it?

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See the thread titled "PBS Saline for Immucor FMH Screen" for more information/discussion on this topic of buffered saline and the FMH (Fetal Screen Test.)

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