Staining Reagents
Cambridge Diagnostic Products, Inc.™ Camco™ Wright Stain, Fixative and Buffer
Plastic container is easy to store and allows convenient dispensing into slide stainer traps
ENG Scientific Acid-Fast Stain Kit (Modified for Nocardia)
The nocardiae, because of unusual long-chain fatty acids in their cell walls, can retain carbol fuchsin dye with a decolorizer of 1% sulfuric acid in water, whereas other aerobic branching bacilli cannot.
ENG Scientific Eosin-Phloxine Solution
Depicts the cytoplasmic detail of the cell and the tissue structure.
ENG Scientific Trichrome Stain Consumables
Trichrome Stain Consumables are for staining of intestinal protozoa. Use with Trichrome Stain Kit (For Intestinal Protozoa) with PVA Solution.
ENG Scientific Bone Marrow Stain Kit for Iron, Solution II - Hydrochloric Acid (1%)
Bone Marrow Stain Kit for Iron for Iron Prussion reaction. Hemosiderin and ferritin stain blue and is usually reported as either negative or 1 to 5. Iron in hemoglobin is unstained.
Corning™ Trypan Blue
Can be used for variety cell counting methods requiring information on cell count and viability.
Thermo Scientific™ Remel™ Gram Iodine PVP
Differs from traditional Gram stain formulation by substituting PVP iodine, an organic iodine complex, which is more stable than iodine.
Thermo Scientific™ Remel™ Enhanced Gram Decolorizer/Fixative
Thermo Scientific™ enhanced gram stain reagents are balanced to give a distinct gram-positive reaction and are less prone to over decolorization.
StatLab™ Vintage Hematoxylin Stain
Rapidly provides nuclear chromatin delineation without background staining.
Thermo Scientific™ Remel™ 70% Ethanol
The Thermo Scientific™ Remel 70% Ethanol is for trichrome stain procedures.
Thermo Scientific™ Remel™ Enhanced Gram Iodine
Thermo Scientific™ enhanced gram stain reagents are balanced to give a distinct gram-positive reaction and are less prone to over decolorization.
BD BBL™/Difco™ TB Potassium Permanganate
For staining mycobacteria by the Truant, Brett and Thomas and the Morse, Blair, Weiser and Sproat fluorescent procedures