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Alcian blue pH 1 kit is a prepared, ready-to-use staining kit for histopathology, microbiology and haematology workflows. It belongs to the Labkem range of staining kits that bring together some of the most frequently used dyes as ready solutions, so laboratories can work quickly and simply while supporting reproducible results from run to run. All reagents in the kit are supplied in the 50 ml format, which fits standard bench staining practice and reduces the need to prepare working solutions from powder. Offered as a LABKEM product from manufacturer Labbox, the kit is positioned for routine use where an Alcian blue procedure at pH 1 is specified. Net weight is 0,150 kg and gross weight 0,150 kg, with packaging volume stated as 3,300000 m³. Country of origin is Bulgaria. The ready-to-use concept helps standardise staining steps across histopathology, microbiology and haematology sections and supports consistent ordering under a single kit reference for Alcian blue at pH 1.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1.0 pkg
- Kit type: Alcian blue pH 1
- Format: Ready-to-use staining kit
- Reagent volume: 50 ml format
- Application fields: Histopathology, microbiology, haematology
- EAN: 8434868081550
- GTIN: 08434868081550
- Technical Information Sheet:
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