Albert Stain B (125 ml)

Albert Stain B (125 ml) is a specially formulated laboratory stain used in combination with Albert Stain A for identifying metachromatic granules in organisms like *Corynebacterium diphtheriae*. This ready-to-use solution offers consistent staining performance, ideal for academic, research, and clinical applications. It is manufactured under stringent quality controls to ensure safety, reliability, and accuracy. Suitable for both teaching labs and diagnostic centers, Albert Stain B is an essential component for any microbiology lab performing bacterial identification or differentiation procedures.

Key Features

1. Ready-to-use formulation for convenience and ease of application.
2. Provides clear and accurate staining of metachromatic granules.
3. Ideal for use in research, diagnostic, and academic laboratories.
4. Stable chemical composition ensures long shelf life.
5. Compatible with Albert Stain A for optimal results.

Precautions

1. Use appropriate personal protective equipment while handling the reagent.
2. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.
3. Avoid contact with skin and eyes; rinse immediately if exposure occurs.
4. Do not ingest or inhale; use under a fume hood if necessary.
5. Dispose of the chemical waste according to local laboratory safety protocols.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: What is the purpose of Albert Stain B?
Answer: Albert Stain B is used with Albert Stain A for staining metachromatic granules in bacteria, aiding in microscopic identification.

Question: Can Albert Stain B be used alone?
Answer: No, it is designed to be used in conjunction with Albert Stain A for accurate staining results.

Question: What is the shelf life of Albert Stain B?
Answer: When stored properly, Albert Stain B has a shelf life of up to 2 years from the manufacturing date.

Question: Is this stain safe for student laboratory use?
Answer: Yes, it is safe for educational use when handled according to standard laboratory safety guidelines.

Question: How should Albert Stain B be disposed of?
Answer: Dispose of any unused reagent and containers in accordance with your local hazardous waste disposal regulations.