A blood collection chair for pathology rooms, GP clinics and community health services taking bloods all day. The generous seat width gives a larger patient room to settle without perching, which usually does more for a difficult draw than anything else in the room.
Armrests position the arm at a working height for the collector, so the venepuncture can be done without the patient holding a posture and without the clinician bending over the chair. That matters for staff doing many collections in a shift, and it steadies a patient who is anxious or prone to fainting.
The fixed frame keeps the chair stable during a collection and during transfers in and out, which suits older patients and anyone unsteady on their feet.
