To keep blood sample vials from rolling off the counter, I built attractive wooden lab racks for each exam room. I drilled
holes in 1-in pieces of wood with a nice grain (3/4-in pieces work too, but the holes can't be quite as deep) and applied
a stain and two or three coats of urethane or polyurethane. The holes in this rack were all drilled for the larger-diameter
clot tubes, but they also hold the skinny lavender-top tubes well. The racks hold filled tubes as well as empty tubes to remind
us to take a sample.
Dr. John S. Parker
Novi, Mich.
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