WBC Diluting Fluid – 500ml Packs

WBC Diluting Fluid is a haemocytometer reagent designed to dilute blood samples and, in certain formulations, lyse erythrocytes while allowing white blood cells to be counted. Its usefulness depends on choosing the correct chemical identity, concentration and laboratory method. The supplied product name specifies the 500ml Packs package, while its formulation or chemical composition should be confirmed where this is not explicit. For educational institutions and research centres, accurate reagent selection is essential to obtaining interpretable results. Use appropriate controls, compatible apparatus and documented procedures when performing analytical or microscopy tests. Lab users should consider hazards, solution stability, solvent composition and waste management before use. In mixtures, a molecular formula and molecular weight for the complete product are generally not meaningful; constituent information is provided instead.

Product Specifications

Key Features of WBC Diluting Fluid

• Developed for manual white blood cell count methods
• Can aid red-cell lysis according to formulation
• May contain dye to enhance leukocyte visibility
• Exact acid and stain proportions differ between preparations
• Use requires validated dilution factors and counting technique

Laboratory Applications of WBC Diluting Fluid

• Teaching manual leucocyte counting with approved samples
• Haemocytometer practice in supervised laboratories
• Demonstration of selective blood-cell lysis
• Microscopy training using appropriate biosafety controls
• Checking manual count calculations against controls

Why Choose Lab Wale to Buy WBC Diluting Fluid

Lab Wale lists WBC Diluting Fluid for laboratories, colleges, universities and research facilities seeking scientific chemicals and supplies. Before ordering, purchasers should compare the labelled composition, pack size and intended method with their experimental requirements. Product identity and the available specifications help distinguish similar reagents, while applicable safety documentation informs storage and handling choices. Laboratory Reagent grade is not a guarantee of suitability for every analytical application; validate method compatibility before use.

Frequently Asked Questions About WBC Diluting Fluid

What is WBC Diluting Fluid used for?

Teaching manual leucocyte counting with approved samples is an example of a relevant laboratory use. Other applications include haemocytometer practice in supervised laboratories. Procedures must be chosen for the actual chemical composition, specified concentration and safety restrictions; different formulations are not automatically interchangeable.

Is WBC diluting fluid the same as RBC diluting fluid?

No. WBC diluents are typically designed to support leukocyte counting, often by lysing red cells. RBC diluents aim to preserve erythrocytes for counting. They must not be interchanged. Consult the analytical method and use positive and negative controls if applicable.

What are the chemical formula and CAS number of WBC Diluting Fluid?

The available formula information is Not applicable; formulated mixture; the corresponding CAS information is Not applicable to mixture. If this product is a mixed solution, the number refers to an ingredient rather than to the formulated mixture as a whole. Confirm product-specific composition before purchasing.

Can WBC Diluting Fluid be used in educational or research laboratories?

Its use depends on the institution’s procedures, staff training, and documented formulation. Some listed applications require trained personnel or specialist controls. Laboratory grade alone does not guarantee that a reagent is appropriate for a particular microscopy, qualitative or quantitative method.

What storage and handling precautions apply to WBC Diluting Fluid?

Store tightly capped as directed by the product formulation, protected from contamination and extreme temperatures; discard if visibly altered or outside the stated validity period. Wear gloves, protective eyewear and lab coat. Blood samples require universal biosafety precautions. Certain WBC diluents contain aceti Refer to the current product Safety Data Sheet for the full requirements.

Storage Conditions for WBC Diluting Fluid

Store tightly capped as directed by the product formulation, protected from contamination and extreme temperatures; discard if visibly altered or outside the stated validity period. Confirm supplier-specific conditions, container compatibility and shelf-life before use.

Precautions for Handling WBC Diluting Fluid

Review the current Safety Data Sheet before handling. Wear gloves, protective eyewear and lab coat. Blood samples require universal biosafety precautions. Certain WBC diluents contain acetic acid or staining dyes, so check the actual SDS. Use laboratory PPE, trained supervision where needed, and the institution’s incident and waste-disposal procedures.