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Stains for Microscope Slides
All the stains you need to get a better look at your samples. Stock up when you order your new microscopes so you're never short on supplies.
Learning to stain slides is an art as much as it is a science. That means inexperienced users waste a lot of stain while they build up those skills. Even experienced users expend a ton of stain in an average week. So stock up and enjoy the added value you get from Microscope.com:
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You shouldn't pay for transportation. Just pay for the things you need to do your work. Make sure to add your stains to your larger order of microscopes and accessories to maximize your value.
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Slide staining enhances the contrast in microscope samples, making them easier to observe and analyze. It involves adding stains or dyes to microscope slides while mounting a sample.
There are a number of common stains used to stain slides, including:
Methylene blue
Iodine
Rhodamine
Safranin
Eosin Y
Each is useful with a specific type of sample. Methylene blue, for example, is most commonly used by biologists examining animal cells, while iodine is often used to stain plant cells.
Preparing a slide for staining involves adding additional steps to slide preparation. Some samples may need to be treated before adding a stain, which is most often dropped onto the slide with a pipette and then covered with a cover slip. Excess air bubbles are gently squeezed out from the slip and the excess stain is then wiped away with a paper towel.
Whether you’re looking for slides, stains, cover slips, pipettes, or even storage boxes, find it here and stock up! When you add your supplies to your microscope order, they all ship for free.
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