WRIGHT, WRIGHT GIEMSA OR MAY-GRUNWALD GIEMSA

Wright Giemsa Stain solution for manual staining procedures.

A bottle containing 950mL of Wright Giemsa stain for manual staining methods, ideal for clinical laboratories and research facilities conducting microscopic examinations of blood smears and other biological specimens.

Two bottles of May-Grunwald Stain solution, commonly utilized in cytology and hematology laboratories for the staining of blood and bone marrow smears, supporting hematological analyses, research, and diagnostic evaluations.

Kit containing two bottles of May-Grunwald stain, utilized in cytological and histological staining procedures for the visualization and differentiation of cellular components and structures in biological specimens.

Two bottles of Solution I for May-Grunwald staining, facilitating the preparation of staining solutions with specific concentrations for cytological and histological staining applications in clinical and research laboratories.

May-Grunwald Stain solution for cytoplasmic staining in histological samples.

Two bottles of Solution II for May-Grunwald staining, containing stock Giemsa stain solution for the preparation of staining solutions with specific concentrations, facilitating the differential staining of blood smears and other specimens.

Staining kit featuring May-Grunwald Stain and Stock Giemsa solution, provided in ample quantities for cytological staining procedures.

Fixative solution for use with DxH-800 automated staining systems.

Four gallons of methanol fixative optimized for use with DxH-800 stainers, facilitating efficient fixation of biological specimens prior to staining, ensuring preservation of cellular morphology and staining quality.

A gallon of methanol fixative specifically formulated for use with LH stainers, ensuring optimal fixation of biological specimens prior to staining, preserving cellular morphology and enabling clear visualization.

Large-volume packaging of Methanol-based fixative solution for LH Stainer instruments, ensuring proper preservation of tissue morphology in histology.