Specifications Table

Product Name – Wright’s Stain Powder
Quantity/Pack Size – 25 GM
Form – Powder
Grade – For Microscopy
Application – Hematology Staining, Cytological Analysis

Product Overview

Wright’s Stain powder from eqipped is a premium, high-quality reagent meticulously crafted for critical diagnostic and research applications in hematology and cytology. This essential Romanowsky stain is widely recognized for its ability to provide exceptional differential staining of blood and bone marrow smears, enabling precise identification and classification of various blood cell types, including erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets. Our powdered form ensures excellent stability and a longer shelf life, offering laboratories the flexibility to prepare fresh staining solutions as needed, thus guaranteeing optimal performance and reproducibility in every procedure.

Formulated to meet stringent laboratory standards, eqipped’s Wright’s Stain facilitates the clear visualization of cellular morphology, nuclear characteristics, and cytoplasmic granules, which are vital for diagnosing a broad spectrum of hematological conditions, from anemias to leukemias. The purity and consistency of our powder contribute to reliable and consistent staining results, minimizing variability and supporting accurate pathological assessments. Ideal for use in clinical laboratories, research facilities, and educational institutions, this product empowers professionals and students alike with the tools necessary for meticulous microscopic examination. Trust eqipped for your staining needs, where quality meets precision to enhance your laboratory’s capabilities.

FAQs

1. What are the primary applications of Wright’s Stain?

Wright’s Stain is primarily used for the differential staining of blood smears and bone marrow aspirates to identify and differentiate various types of blood cells, aiding in the diagnosis of hematological disorders.

2. How should Wright’s Stain powder be stored to maintain its quality?

For optimal preservation, Wright’s Stain powder should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Ensure the container is tightly sealed after each use.

3. Can this stain be used for non-hematological samples?

While primarily for hematology, Wright’s Stain can also be used for staining certain cytological specimens, such as fine needle aspirates or tissue imprints, to observe cellular details.

4. What is the recommended method for preparing a working solution from the powder?

The powder is typically dissolved in a suitable solvent, often methanol, to prepare a stock solution. Specific concentrations and protocols vary, and users should follow established laboratory procedures or package insert instructions.

5. Is Wright’s Stain compatible with automated staining systems?

The prepared Wright’s Stain solution, derived from the powder, is generally compatible with many automated slide stainers, provided the system is designed for Romanowsky-type stains. Users should verify compatibility with their specific instrument.