Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Giemsa’s Stain Powder
Quantity/Pack Size – 100 GM, 25 GM
Form – Powder
Grade – Analytical Grade
Application – Differential Blood Cell Staining, Parasite Detection, Cytogenetics
Product Overview
Giemsa’s Stain Powder is a cornerstone in diagnostic and research laboratories, indispensable for the detailed examination of blood and bone marrow smears. This high-purity, Analytical Grade powder ensures exceptional clarity and definition, crucial for identifying various hematological disorders and parasitic infections, including malaria. As a classic Romanowsky stain, its unique blend of methylene blue and eosin allows for the differential staining of cellular components, revealing distinct nuclear and cytoplasmic morphologies. When prepared correctly, it provides consistent and reproducible results, making it a trusted reagent for critical diagnostic work and ongoing research. Its robust formulation ensures stability and longevity, offering researchers and diagnosticians a reliable tool for their daily laboratory needs. This product is manufactured under stringent quality control to meet the demanding standards of modern Indian laboratories, enabling precise and confident analysis across diverse biological samples.
FAQs
1. How should Giemsa’s Stain Powder be stored to maintain its efficacy?
It is recommended to store Giemsa’s Stain Powder in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture, in its original airtight container to prevent degradation.
2. What is the typical shelf life of Giemsa’s Stain Powder once opened?
When stored properly, the powder form generally has a long shelf life. However, once prepared into a solution, its stability decreases, typically lasting several weeks to a few months depending on the solvent and storage conditions.
3. Can Giemsa’s Stain Powder be used for purposes other than blood smears?
Yes, besides blood smears, it’s widely used for staining bone marrow, detecting various parasites like malaria, identifying mast cells, and in some cytogenetic applications for chromosomal analysis.
4. Is this Giemsa’s Stain Powder compatible with all common laboratory solvents?
Giemsa’s Stain Powder is typically dissolved in methanol, often followed by dilution with buffered water. Compatibility with other solvents should be verified with specific protocols, but methanol is the standard.
5. What quality control measures ensure the reliability of this stain?
Our Giemsa’s Stain Powder undergoes rigorous quality control checks for dye content, purity, and staining performance to ensure consistent and reproducible results for critical diagnostic and research applications.
