Auramine Phenolic (Lempert) Solution for Microscopy | 807180 | CDH

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Auramine Phenolic (Lempert) Solution for Microscopy | 807180 | CDH

Premium-grade Auramine Phenolic Solution for microscopy, ideal for staining acid-fast bacteria. Reliable, lab-tested, and ready for precise diagnostic use.

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1,341.00

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Specifications Table

Product NameAuramine Phenolic (Lempert) Solution for Microscopy
Pack Size100 ml
FormLiquid Solution
GradeLaboratory Grade
ApplicationMicroscopy staining of acid-fast bacteria

Product Description

Auramine Phenolic (Lempert) Solution is a specialized staining reagent widely used in microbiology labs for the detection of acid-fast bacteria, including Mycobacterium species. This solution combines auramine O and phenolic compounds to enhance fluorescence under UV light, making it an essential tool for tuberculosis diagnosis and research.

Designed for clarity and consistency, this microscopy staining solution ensures bright, long-lasting fluorescence, reducing the need for repeated staining. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or educator, this product delivers reliable results for academic and diagnostic applications.

At eqipped, we prioritize quality and precision, ensuring every batch meets stringent lab standards. Our Auramine Phenolic Solution is pre-mixed and ready to use, saving you time and effort in preparation.

Upgrade your microscopy workflow with this high-performance staining solution. Shop now for accurate, efficient results.

FAQs

What is Auramine Phenolic Solution used for?

It’s primarily used for staining acid-fast bacteria, such as Mycobacterium tuberculosis, in fluorescence microscopy.

How should I store this solution?

Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Keep the bottle tightly sealed to prevent evaporation.

Is this solution ready to use?

Yes, it comes pre-mixed and requires no additional preparation before application.

Can I use this for educational purposes?

Absolutely. It’s widely used in academic settings to teach staining techniques and bacterial identification.

What safety precautions should I take?

Wear gloves, goggles, and a lab coat. Avoid inhalation and skin contact, and work in a fume hood if possible.

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