Giemsa s Stain

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Giemsa s Stain Specification

Shape
Powder or liquid (depending on preparation)

Molecular Formula
Mixture (primary dye: C16H18ClN3S for methylene blue)

Ph Level
6.8 - 7.2 (ready-to-use solution)

Molecular Weight
Mixture, principal compound: 319.85 g/mol

HS Code
38220090

Smell
Mild chemical odor

Solubility
Soluble in water and methanol

Structural Formula
Complex mixture; primary dye shown in literature

Poisonous
Yes

Other Names
Giemsa reagent

Form
Powder/Liquid

Purity
Typically 98%

Density
1.0 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Melting Point
Not applicable (powder mixture)

Storage
Store at room temperature, protected from light

Classification
Staining reagent

Chemical Name
Giemsas Stain

CAS No
51811-82-6

Grade
Laboratory/Analytical Grade

Standard
Meets laboratory quality standards

Type
Biological stain

Usage
Laboratory reagent for microscopic analysis

Main Material
Methylene blue (Giemsa base dye), eosin, azure B

Application
Differential staining of blood smears, malaria, histology, and cytogenetics

Giemsa s Stain Trade Information

Main Export Market(s)
South America, Middle East, Africa

About Giemsa s Stain

Unlock the ineffable power of laboratory analysis with the ultimate Giemsas Stain. Designed for crowning accuracy in microscopic examinations, this new-generation stain is now available for purchase and easy redeem offers. Formulated from methylene blue, eosin, and azure B, it guarantees a high-purity solution (98%) for laboratory or analytical grade staining. With an impressive shelf life of 2 years under proper storage, Giemsas Stain is shipped non-hazardously and is compatible with most slide preparations. Buy in convenient sizes100 ml, 500 ml, or 1 L bottlesperfect for your research or diagnostic lab in India.

Giemsas Stain: Distinguished Performance and Versatile Applications

Giemsas Stain is a laboratory essential, renowned for its differential staining capability in blood smear analysis, histology, malaria detection, and cytogenetic studies. Composed of high-grade methylene blue, eosin, and azure B, it ensures superior clarity and contrast on microscope slides. The solutions low viscosity, high purity, and broad compatibility make it invaluable for research, diagnostics, and educational settingsoffering crowning performance and consistent results with every use.

Logistics and Delivery: Seamless Service for Every Order

Our Giemsas Stain is handed over through reputable transport services at your designated FOB port in India, ensuring security and efficiency. Delivery times are promptly met, generally within a few business days, depending on your location. We offer flexible payment terms to accommodate institutional requirements, making your purchase experience straightforward and hassle-free. Our commitment is to deliver laboratory-grade stains to your doorstep swiftly and reliably.

FAQs of Giemsa s Stain:

Q: How should Giemsas Stain be properly stored to maintain its shelf life?

A: Store Giemsas Stain at room temperature, protected from direct light. Ensure the bottle is tightly closed after each use to preserve its integrity and maximize the 2-year shelf life.

Q: What is the recommended process for using Giemsas Stain in slide preparation?

A: Dilute the stain according to your laboratory protocol, then immerse the fixed smear in the solution for 1030 minutes before rinsing. Always use gloves and follow standard safety precautions during handling.

Q: When does Giemsas Stain expire, and where can I find the expiry date?

A: The expiry date is clearly indicated on each bottles packaging. Giemsas Stain offers reliable results up until its expiration, provided it has been stored correctly.

Q: What benefits does Giemsas Stain offer for laboratory diagnostic applications?

A: This stain provides ultimate clarity in differential staining of blood smears, detects malaria and other blood-borne pathogens, and is ideal for histology and cytogenetic analysis. Its high purity ensures consistent and reliable microscopic results.

Q: How do I safely handle and dispose of Giemsas Stain after use?

A: Wear gloves to avoid skin contact, prevent ingestion, and avoid eye exposure. Dispose of used solutions according to your laboratorys chemical disposal protocols as Giemsas Stain is non-poisonous but should be handled with care.

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