Ek Differential Rapid Stain Kit 3 X 500 mL, 1/EA

Differential Rapid Stain Kit 3 X 500 mL, 1/EA

This differential rapid stain kit is a 3-solution staining set for quick sample preparation. It is most frequently used for blood and bone marrow smears, making it a practical choice for labs that want a simple workflow. The kit includes three ready-to-use 500 mL solutions and uses a 3-step procedure that takes about 30 seconds.

Good Fit For

• Blood smear staining
• Bone marrow smear staining
• Labs that need a quick 3-step staining process

Key Features

• Three ready-to-use solutions help streamline staining workflow
• Simple 3-step procedure takes approximately 30 seconds
• Commonly used for blood and bone marrow smears
• Solution A is a xanthene solution containing Eosin Y
• Solution B is a thiazine solution containing Methylene Blue and Azure A
• Solution C is a methanol solution used to fix the sample

Applications and Usage

• Rapid differential staining of blood smears
• Rapid differential staining of bone marrow smears
• Sample preparation workflows where ready-to-use stain solutions save setup time

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This kit uses three separate solutions, so buyers should confirm the workflow fits their current staining process.
• Results are described as similar to Wright and Wright-Giemsa stains, which may help when comparing stain methods.

FAQ

• How many solutions are included in this differential rapid stain kit? This kit includes three ready-to-use solutions for the staining process.
• What samples is this stain kit most frequently used for? This kit is most frequently used for blood and bone marrow smears.
• How long does the staining procedure take? The 3-step procedure takes approximately 30 seconds.
• What is in each solution? Solution A is a xanthene solution containing Eosin Y. Solution B is a thiazine solution containing Methylene Blue and Azure A. Solution C is a methanol solution used for fixing the sample.
• How do the results compare with other common stains? The results are described as similar to Wright and Wright-Giemsa stains.

From Ek.