Eosine Yellow Indicator for Microscopy Water Soluble (100 gm)

Eosine Yellow Indicator (Water Soluble) is a high-purity dye used extensively in microscopy for highlighting cytoplasmic structures. This 100 gm pack ensures long-lasting use with superior staining capabilities. Its water solubility allows for easy preparation and consistent application across various biological specimens. Suitable for histology, cytology, and general lab research, it guarantees accurate visual differentiation of cellular components under the microscope. An essential for any laboratory needing reliable microscopic staining results.

Key Features

1. High-purity Eosine Yellow dye suitable for professional microscopy applications
2. Water soluble formula for easy mixing and rapid preparation
3. Supplied in a durable 100 gm container for extended usage
4. Provides vivid and consistent cytoplasmic staining for tissue samples
5. Compatible with a wide range of biological and histological techniques

Precautions

1. Use personal protective equipment (gloves, goggles, lab coat) when handling the dye
2. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture
3. Avoid inhalation and contact with skin or eyes; may cause irritation
4. Dispose of any waste according to local chemical disposal regulations
5. Keep container tightly closed when not in use to maintain product integrity

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: What is Eosine Yellow used for in microscopy?
Answer: It is used for staining cytoplasmic components in tissue samples, enhancing microscopic visualization.

Question: Is this product water soluble?
Answer: Yes, it is fully water soluble, allowing easy preparation of staining solutions.

Question: Can this be used for both histology and cytology?
Answer: Yes, it is ideal for both histological and cytological applications.

Question: What is the shelf life of the product?
Answer: When stored properly, it maintains stability for up to 3 years from the date of manufacture.

Question: Is it safe for use in teaching laboratories?
Answer: Yes, it is safe when handled following standard laboratory safety procedures.