Description
ROTI®Mount FluorCare is a ready-to-use mounting medium for fluorescence microscopy. With a density of 1,05 to 1,09 g/cm³, it supports stable specimen mounting when fluorescence imaging workflows call for a convenient, application-ready mountant. The product is supplied in a practical 15 ml dropper bottle that allows controlled dispensing onto slides and coverslips during routine and research microscopy. Laboratories select media of this type to protect fluorescently labelled samples and to facilitate observation under fluorescence illumination in histology, cell biology, and related imaging settings. Offered by manufacturer Carl ROTH for fluorescence microscopy, the formulation arrives ready for immediate use without further preparation. Its density range of 1,05–1,09 g/cm³ aligns with aqueous mounting systems commonly chosen for fluorescence work, while the compact dropper-bottle format suits bench-side handling. ROTI®Mount FluorCare integrates smoothly into standard fluorescence microscopy protocols where a ready-to-use mountant is preferred for efficient sample preparation, coverslipping, and examination of fluorescent specimens.
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- Appearance: clear, viscous liquid
- Pack size: 15 ml dropper bottle
- Density: 1,05–1,09 g/cm³
- Storage temperature: +4 °C
- Form: Ready-to-use
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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