Once the extraction of the intraocular fluid is completed, it is imperative to promptly transfer it into a hermetically sealed sterile receptacle, often a cooled centrifuge tube suitable for cryogenic freezing. In the event that the test laboratory and the ophthalmology operating room are situated in separate units, with a significant distance between them, the issue of specimen transportation arises. It is imperative to give due consideration to the transportation conditions in order to prevent any adverse impact on the test findings.