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Formalin Bulk Reagents. Ready-to-use 10% neutral buffered formalin (NBF), pH 7.0. Available in 1 Gallon, 2.5 Gallon, and 5 Gallons. 55 Gallon drums are also available.

95% Reagent Alcohol. Specially denatured 100% alcohol with 5% parts of deionized water added to make this ready to use 95% graded alcohol. Suitable for use in clinical laboratory protocols that...

Ready-to-use Zinc Formalin solution. Especially recommended for use in immunohistochemistry, as zinc formalin preserves more immunoreactivity than standard NBF. Available in our 1-gallon StatGrip‚®...

80% Reagent Alcohol. Specially denatured 100% alcohol with 20 parts of deionized water added to make this ready to use 80% graded alcohol. Suitable for use in clinical laboratory protocols that...

70% Reagent Alcohol. Specially denatured 100% alcohol with 30 parts of deionized water added to make this ready to use 70% graded alcohol. Suitable for use in clinical laboratory protocols that...

37% formaldehyde contains methanol as a stabilizer. Available in our 1-gallon StatGrip‚® rectangular F-style bottles featuring HistoFlow‚® dispensing technology‚designed for easy pouring, improved...

50% Reagent Alcohol. Specially denatured 100% alcohol with 50 parts of deionized water added to make this ready to use 50% graded alcohol. Suitable for use in clinical laboratory protocols that...

Concentrated NBF to save space. Combine 1 part concentrate with four parts water for a ready-to-use solution. 10% NBF Formalin Concentrate is available for purchase in a 1-gallon rectangular F-style...

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The Carson Millonig modified buffering formulation preserves tissue specimens for both light and electron microscopy, and can be used in place of traditional 10% NBF.

Xylene Resistant Slide Labels, 7/8” X 7/8", perforated, gloss finish, opaque liner. 1,800/roll, 1 across, 1 inch core.

Michels Solution is used to preserve and transport specimens for examination in immunofluorescence studies. While not a fixative, specimens can be held at room temperature for five days in transport...