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Wright's Blood Stain and Phosphate Buffer in 1 convenient package. Wright's stain is used in histology to differentiate blood cells. Composed of a mixture of red and blue dyes, it is used primarily to stain peripheral blood smears and bone marrow aspirates which are examined under a microscope. Phosphate Buffer is used in conjunction with Wright's stain in the staining and rinsing process. Basic instructions are included. Methods and preferences vary, therefore, we recommended you research options for your application and choose the method best for you. Available in 2 sizes.
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A simple, yet effective stain. I was blown away how good the stain came out. I viewed my personal blood smear using this stain with a cheap $120 microscope and was amazed that I could easily perform a manual diff with little trouble. The granules arent as prominent in some of the WBCs but I lay the fault to my cheap microscope. No MeOH is needed for fixing, this is all you need! Plenty of stain and buffer soln and will last for many slides. Very happy with this purchase.
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Received the product quickly and it worked exactly as described - in the future I would consider a larger bottle of stain and buffer - actually could use 2-3X more buffer for rinsing the slides.
Thank you for the kind words, Robert! We have good news for you. We are currently working with the manufacturer to produce a larger volume set. We appreciate the great feedback and hope to have this online soon.
Worked well.
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I have used this on a couple of smears, works ok, seems like I can get good RBC staining or good wbc staining, but not both. I prefer other products I've used, but it's good in a pinch. Protocol (wright-geimsa) is better in my opinion, and is a single step
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