Medtronic / Covidien - 2110sa - Calculi Strainer

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Brand: Medtronic
Sold By: Case Of 100
Application: Calculi Strainer
WHSXX: MCK
Product Color: White
Product Size: 2 oz (59.1 mL)
User: Adult
Style: Funnel
Shape: Funnel
Container Type: Specimen collection containers
Capacity: 2 oz.

Product Overview

The Medtronic / Covidien 2110SA Dover Calculi Strainer is an all-plastic, non-sterile urine filtering device with a 2 oz (59.1 mL) capacity designed for efficient calculi (kidney stone) removal and specimen analysis.

Product Reviews

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2 Reviews

  • 4
    Nice, wish iut was what I needed

    Posted by fyngyrz in bulkreefsupply on Apr 5th 2019

    What I actually needed -- and what I suspect others would need as well -- was a barb-to-strainer, not a slip-to-strainer. Slip to strainer just meant adapters, less easy to handle, etc. Annoying. And they do make them. be nice if BRS carried them. The part itself was perfectly fine, if that's what you need, for instance if you're going into a bulkhead slip fitting instead of 1/2" hose... Still, mad credit to the guys for getting me going, wrong fitting or not. They know *exactly* what they are doing here. Great place to do this kind of business.

  • 4
    Does what its suppose to, as long as you do

    Posted by GraysonReef in bulkreefsupply on Apr 5th 2019

    I am running a 65g with 20g sump. 9.5 mag pump with 3/4 piping. I just started this hobby 3 weeks ago and took the plunge into building a reef tank. (total rookie) These work as exactly as described, however, they do restrict waterflow. With that being said, it might be a good idea to upsize your drains if you are running a larger pump. Quality is great and made of thick plastic. I tried cutting a few ribs off and had to get a good pair of pliers to do so.