McKesson Microscope Precision Cell Slide 10-Chamber Plain, 100/BX

Microscope Precision Cell Slide 10-Chamber Plain, 100/BX

This microscope precision cell slide is a 10-chamber plain slide for examining urinary sediment under magnification. It fits labs and clinical workflows that need premeasured viewing areas to help calculate cellular elements present in 1 mL of urine. The slide is made from optically clear acrylic, and each chamber holds a standard volume of 6.3 uL.

Good Fit For

• Urinary sediment examination
• Microscope-based lab workflows needing premeasured chambers
• Settings using 100x magnification for cell counting views

Key Features

• 10-chamber slide supports repeated sample viewing on one slide
• Optically clear acrylic helps maintain visibility under the microscope
• Each chamber holds a standard 6.3 uL volume for consistent sample measurement
• Each chamber includes 18 circles visible together at 100x magnification
• Premeasured circles help with calculation of cellular elements present in 1 mL of urine

Applications and Usage

• Viewing urinary sediment samples in a microscope
• Using chambered slides to calculate cellular elements in 1 mL of urine
• Running multiple sample views on a 10-chamber slide

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• This slide is intended for urinary sediment evaluation based on the premeasured chamber design.
• The viewing pattern is built around 18 circles per chamber that are visible together at 100x magnification.
• Buyers comparing chambered slides should note that each chamber holds 6.3 uL.

FAQ

• How many chambers does this microscope precision cell slide have? This microscope precision cell slide has 10 chambers.
• What volume does each chamber hold? Each chamber holds a standard volume of 6.3 uL.
• What material is the slide made from? The slide is made from optically clear acrylic.
• Are the circles visible at 100x magnification? Yes. Each chamber has 18 circles that are all together visible at 100x magnification.
• What is this slide used to help calculate? The premeasured circles are used to help calculate the cellular elements present in 1 mL of urine.

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