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1 STATE PRICELIST as at 25 June 2015 WHOLE BLOOD PRODUCTS WB Whole Blood 513 ± 45 ml R R WB96 Whole Blood - <96hr 513 ± 45 ml R R WBE Whole Blood - Emergency 513 ± 45 ml R R LRWB Whole Blood - Leucocyte Poor 475± 50 ml R R WBRD Whole Blood Rare Donation & Levy 513 ± 45 ml R R RED CELL PRODUCTS RBC Red Cell Concentrate 300 ± 50 ml R R RBC96 Red Cell Concentrate - <96hr 300 ± 50 ml R R RBCE Red Cell Concentrate - Emergency 300 ± 50 ml R R LEURHL Red Cell Concentrate - Haemoconcentrate N/A R R LRRBC Red Cell Concentrate - Leucocyte Poor 260 ± 50 ml R R LRBCPE Red Cell Concentrate Prestore LcPr - Emergency 260 ± 50 ml R R LRBCPS Red Cell Concentrate Prestore Leucocyte Poor 260 ± 50 ml R R ALWRBC Albumin Red Cell Concentrate Washed 370 ± 50 ml R R LRWRBC Filtered Washed Red Cell Concentrate > 185 ml R R RBCRDA Red Cell Concentrate Rare Don.Add S&L 300 ± 50 ml R R RBCRDT Red Cell Concentrate Rare Donation T&L 300 ± 50 ml R R PAEDIATRIC PRODUCTS PWB1 Paediatric Whole Blood 170 ± 30 ml R R PWB2 Paediatric Whole Blood 170 ± 30 ml R R PWB3 Paediatric Whole Blood 170 ± 30 ml R R PRBC1 Paediatric Red Cell Concentrate Leucocyte Poor 120 ± 30 ml R R PRBC2 Paediatric Red Cell Concentrate Leucocyte Poor 120 ± 30 ml R R IRBC1 Infant Red Cell Concentrate (Sgl) Leucocyte Poor 65 ± 20 ml R R IRBC2 Infant Red Cell Concentrate (Sgl) Leucocyte Poor 65 ± 20 ml R R IRBC3 Infant Red Cell Concentrate (Sgl) Leucocyte Poor 65 ± 20 ml R R IRBC4 Infant Red Cell Concentrate (Sgl) Leucocyte Poor 65 ± 20 ml R R PPLAF1 Paediatric Platelet Single Donor 150 ± 50 ml R R PPLAF2 Paediatric Platelet Single Donor 150 ± 50 ml R R IPLAPH1 Infant Apheresis Platelet 60 ± 20 ml R R IPLAPH2 Infant Apheresis Platelet 60 ± 20 ml R R IPLAPH3 Infant Apheresis Platelet 60 ± 20 ml R R IPLAPH4 Infant Apheresis Platelet 60 ± 20 ml R R PFFP1 Paediatric Plasma - Fresh Frozen 130 ± 30 ml R R PFFP2 Paediatric Plasma - Fresh Frozen 130 ± 30 ml R R LRPFFP1 Leucocyte Poor Paediatric Fresh Frozen Plasma 130 ± 30 ml R R LRPFFP2 Leucocyte Poor Paediatric Fresh Frozen Plasma 130 ± 30 ml R R FFPAT Fresh Frozen Plasma Low Titre Anti-T 280 ± 70 ml R R CRYOAT Cryoprecipitate 100i.u. Low Titre Anti-T 10 ± 1 ml R R
2 PLASMA / PLASMA DERIVED PRODUCTS CRYOS Cryoprecipitate 100iu 10 ± 1 ml R R FFPCP Fresh Frozen Plasma Cryo Poor 250 ± 60 ml R R FFP Fresh Frozen Plasma 280 ± 70 ml R R LRRFFP Leucocyte Reduced FFP 280 ± 70 ml R R VIAH25 Virally Inactivated Factor VIII (250i.u.) 50 ml R R VIAHF Virally Inactivated Factor VIII (500i.u.) 50 ml R R PLATELET / APHERESIS PRODUCTS PLAPH Platelet Concentrate - Single Donor Mega 275 ± 75 ml R R PLAPH1 Platelet Concentrate - Single Donor Mega 275 ± 75 ml R R PLAPH2 Platelet Concentrate - Single Donor Mega 275 ± 75 ml R R POOLP Pooled Random Donor Platelet > 200 ml R R POOLPLP Random Donor Platelet Leucocyte Reduced 250 ± 50 ml R R AL100W WPBT- 20% Albumin 100 ml R R ALB50 WPBT- 20% Albumin 50 ml R R STSE50 WPBT- Stabilised Serum 50 ml R R STSER WPBT- Stabilised Serum 250 ml R R TESTING SERVICES 4551 ANTT Anti-T Test R R ABID Antibody Identification R R AHG Antibody Screen - Coombs R R ENZYME Antibody Screen - Enzyme R R ABTIT Antibody Titration R R DAT Antiglobulin Test (Dir & Indirect) R R CA Coombs Auto R R COMPAT Compatibility Testing R R RBCCMPT Confirmatory Compatibility Test R R SH Group and Screen R R FBC Full Blood Count R R ABO Grouping - ABO Antigens R R ABOREV Grouping - ABO Reverse Group R R RH Grouping - RH Antigen R R HBSAG HEP B Antigen Screen R R HCV HEP C Antibody Screen R R HCVCON HCV Antibody Confirmatory R R HBVCON HBsAg, Anti-HBs, Anti-HBc(Total), Anti-HBc (IgM) R R HIV HIV Antibody Screen R R HIVCOM HIV Antibodies (Includes Combo AB/AG detection) R R KWIK HIV Antibody Quicktest - Platelet Concentrate R R NAT Nucleic Acid Testing R R
3 3834 RHPHEN Red Cell Rhesus Phenotype R R TYPING Antigen Typing R R TSB Total Serum Bilirubin R R PCV Packed Cell Volume R R TPHA TPH VDRL Screen R R VDRL VDRL Screen R R VDCON VDRL Confirmatory R R VDTI VDRL Titration R R WCC Total Leucocyte Count R R DESIGNATED DONATION PRODUCTS DDWB Designated Whole Blood 513 ± 45 ml R R DDLRWB Designated Whole Blood Leucoyte Poor 475 ± 50 ml R R DDLWBPS Designated Whole Blood Prestore Leuco Poor 461 ± 39 ml R R DDRWB1 Designated Renal Whole Blood ± 9.5 ml R R DDRWB2 Designated Renal Whole Blood ± 9.5 ml R R DDPWB1 Designated Paediatric Whole Blood Leuco Poor 263 ± 50 ml R R DDPWB2 Designated Paediatric Whole Blood Leuco Poor 263 ± 50 ml R R DDPWB3 Designated Paediatric Whole Blood Leuco Poor 263 ± 50 ml R R DDRBC Designated Red Cell Concentrate 300 ± 50 ml R R DDLRRBC Designated Red Cell Concentrate Leucocyte Poor 260 ± 50 ml R R DDLRBPS Designated Red Cell Conc. Prestore Leuco Poor 260 ± 50 ml R R DDPRBC1 Designated Paediatric Red Cell Concentrate 120 ± 30 ml R R DDPRBC2 Designated Paediatric Red Cell Concentrate 120 ± 30 ml R R DDIRBC1 Designated Infant Red Cell Concentrate 87.5 ± 62.5 ml R R DDIRBC2 Designated Infant Red Cell Concentrate 87.5 ± 62.5 ml R R DDIRBC3 Designated Infant Red Cell Concentrate 87.5 ± 62.5 ml R R DDIRBC4 Designated Infant Red Cell Concentrate 87.5 ± 62.5 ml R R DDPLAPH Designated Platelet Concentrate - Mega > 200 ml R R DDPLAH1 Designated Platelet Concentrate - Mega > 200 ml R R DDPLAH2 Designated Platelet Concentrate - Mega > 200 ml R R DDIPLAH1 Designated Infant Apheresis Platelet 60 ± 20 ml R R DDIPLAH2 Designated Infant Apheresis Platelet 60 ± 20 ml R R DDIPLAH3 Designated Infant Apheresis Platelet 60 ± 20 ml R R DDIPLAH4 Designated Infant Apheresis Platelet 60 ± 20 ml R R DDFFP Designated Fresh Frozen Plasma 280 ± 70 ml R R PLDES Designated Platelet Concentrate - Mega A/Hours 275 ± 75 ml R R AUTOLOGUS TRANSFUSION PRODUCTS AUWB1 Autologous Whole Blood 513 ± 45 ml R R AULRWB Autologous Whole Blood Leucocyte Poor 475 ± 50 ml R R AULWBPS Autologous Whole Blood Prestore Leuco Poor 461 ± 39 ml R R AURBC1 Autologous Red Cell Concentrate 300 ± 50 ml R R AULRRBC Autologous Red Cell Concentrate Leucocyte Poor 260 ± 50 ml R R AULRBCP Autologous Red Cell Conc. Prestore Leuco Poor 260 ± 50 ml R R AUFFP Autologous Fresh Frozen Plasma 280 ± 70 ml R R
4 PATERNITY INVESTIGATIONS PAT7A Paternity DNA only - Court R R SURCHARGES AHRS After Hours Service Fee R R AUPS Autologous Procedure R R DDPS Designated Procedure R R AUTRAN Designated, Autologous Transport R R STKEPS Emerg. Stock (Pre-storage Leuc. Poor RBC) R R FRI/E Emergency Fridge Hire R R STK/E Emergency Stock R R TRANS Urgent Trips R R IRAD Irradiation of Blood Products R R PATHAN Paternity Handling Fee R R PLOP Cell Separation Operator A/Hours Service Fee R R THEPHL Therapeutic Phlebotomy R R BMRHLA SABMR HLA Match Fee R R CROSSMATCH CANCELLATION FEE CWB Cancellation - Whole Blood R R CRBC Cancellation - Red Cell Concentrate R R CLRPS Cancellation - Red Cell Conc Prestore Leuco Poor R R CPRBC Cancellation - Paediatric Red Cell Concentrate R R CIRBC Cancellation - Infant Red Cell Conc Leuco Poor R R CPLAPH Cancellation - Platelet Conc - Single Donor Mega R R CPOOLP Cancellation - Pooled Random Donor Platelet R R CPPLAF Cancellation - Paediatric Platelet - Single Donor R R CIPLAPH Cancellation - Infant Platelet R R CFFP Cancellation - Fresh Frozen Plasma R R MISCELLANEOUS HAMPER Blood Hamper R R DRYICE Dry Ice Per Kilogram R R DRYP Dry Pack R R PLCLPP Platelet Leucocyte Reduction Filter R R LRFFP FFP Leucocyte Reduction Filter R R RBCFL RBC Filter R R INASET Intravenous Administration Set R R PLSET Platelet Administration Set R R QUADP Quadruple Pack R R SAL Saline 0.9% 1000 ml R R SCVNNE Scalp Vein Needle R R EDTUBES EDTA Tubes (Per 20) R R TTUBES Crossmatch Test Tubes (Per 20) R R 54.00
5 DL250 Plasma Diluent - Adult R R EPISTAT1 Epidemiological Stats Info R R EPISTAT2 Epidemiological Stats Info R R WTRANL Worcester - Local Trips R R WTRANS Worcester Transport R R SPLAPH SANBS Platelet Concentrate Mega R R SHLA SANBS HLA Match Fee R R RESEARCH PRODUCTS REXWB Whole Blood - Expired 513 ± 45 ml R R RERBC Red Cell Concentrate - Expired 300 ± 50 ml R R REXPLC Platelet Concentrate - Expired 50 ± 10 ml R R REXPL Fresh Frozen Plasma - Expired 280 ± 70 ml R R SE200 Fresh Serum Group AB 200 ± 50 ml R R R/FSER Fresh Serum Liquid / Frozen 200 ± 50 ml R R DIAGNOSTIC REAGENTS ANTA Anti -A 15 ml R R ANTB Anti - B 15 ml R R ANTAB Anti -AB 15 ml R R ANTHG Anti - Human Globulin 10 ml R R BALB Bovine Albumin 22% 15 ml R R ANTDS Anti - D (Slide) 15 ml R R A1 Cells - A1rr 15 ml R R A2 Cells -A2rr 15 ml R R B Cells - Brr 15 ml R R OrrC Cells - Orr 15 ml R R SENC Cells Sensitised 15 ml R R SC1 Screening Cells 1 15 ml R R SC2 Screening Cells 2 15 ml R R TERMS & CONDITIONS Prices This pricelist supersedes all previous pricelists. Prices are subject to alteration without notice. Terms of Payment 30 Days from date of invoice. Storage/Transportation All products have a critical storage temperature and expiry date which should be noted on receipt. Transportation costs are to be covered by the purchaser. Delivery Products damaged or pilfered in transit must be reported to us immediately. Non-delivery claims will not be accepted unless made within one week from date of invoice. Contact us for more information: Tel Fax marketing@wpbts.org.za - Website MKT01 (25 Jun 15)
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