Stains

A concentrated solution of Methyl Violet 6B. The dilute solution is commonly used in Gram's method for the demonstration and primary classification of bacteria  

A 10x concentrated solution of Neutral Red. The commonest use of the dilute version is probably as a simple red nuclear counterstain. It is an indicator as well as a dye

A 10x concentrated solution of Safranin O, the dilute version is most commonly used for counterstaining nuclei red for example in the Gram staining method. In medical histotechnology it has little other use, although it has been used to stain cartilage.

Gram Stains Ready to Use 0.1% Neutral Red 1ltr Each

Gram Stains Ready to Use 0.1% Neutral Red 2.5ltr Each

Gram Stains Ready to Use 0.1% Neutral Red 500ml Each

A 0.5% working solution of Crystal violet which is the dye of choice for use in Gram's stain for the demonstration of bacteria. Also known as Gentian Violet Contains:Denatured Ethanol: <10%Crystal Violet Powder: <1%

A 1% Aqueous working solution of Safranin O which is most commonly used for counterstaining nuclei red for example in the Gram staining method. In medical histotechnology it has little other use, although it has been used to stain cartilage.

A 1% Aqueous working solution of Safranin O which is most commonly used for counterstaining nuclei red for example in the Gram staining method. In medical histotechnology it has little other use, although it has been used to stain cartilage.

A working solution of Carbol Fuchsin Gram, also known as Gram Fuchsin. It is a commonly used counterstain in the Gram staining method used to demonstrate Gram Positive and Gram Negative Micro-organisms in tissue sections and/or smears.

A working solution of Carbol Fuchsin Gram, also known as Gram Fuchsin. It is a commonly used counterstain in the Gram staining method used to demonstrate Gram Positive and Gram Negative Micro-organisms in tissue sections and/or smears.

A working solution of Grams Iodine which is used as part of a Gram Staining Protocol, commonly used in the detection of bacteria.