Microscopy and staining reagents

Use this solution to clean immersion oil off microscope objectives.

Types A and B are virtually interchangeable and are miscible with each other for intermediate viscosities. Produced in larger quantities than other types. Type A, at 150 centistokes, reduces any tendancy to trap air. Type B, at 1250 centistokes, is thick enough for viewing multiple slides with one application.

Essential for Sharp Resolution at High Magnification

An effective stain for visualizing cell nuceli and as a counterstain in Gram staining.

A versatile, ready-to-use staining solution for staining mucopolysaccharides in human cells, such as liver and intestine cells.

Effectively visualize and identify lipid in tissue specimens with this red-orange histological stain.

Effectively visualize and identify lipid in tissue specimens with this deep red histological stain.

Effectively visualize cartilaginous and chondrogenic-diff erentiated tissues with this blue-colored stain solution.

Use this hematologic stain to facilitate the differentiation of blood cell types in histological samples.

Test for parasites in blood and marrow smears with this polychromal stain.

This buffer yields satisfactory staining results every time when used in tandem with Wright's blood stain.

An excellent choice for a clearing and deparaffinizing agent in usersr histological processes.

Perform Gram staining in an efficient manner with this Gram’s iodine.

An excellent alternative to ethanol as a dehydrant and during paraffinization as an substitute for solvents such as chloroform, xylene, and benzene.

A highly effective substitue for xylene as a clearing and deparaffinizing agent in usersr histological processes.

Visualize nucleic acids, DNA, and RNA with histology grade acetocarmine stain.