Inconsistent Blood Smear Stains? How Buffer pH Can Make or Break Your Results
Learn how buffer pH affects hematology staining, why blood smears can appear too red or too blue, and how proper pH control improves stain quality.
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Samantha Moses-Nuss : Published
In hematology labs, accuracy and efficiency are critical. When processing blood smears, professionals need a staining solution that delivers consistent, high-quality results fast. The Quick III™ Differential Stain Kit from Ethos Biosciences is designed to meet that need. With a simple three-step process and rapid staining time, Quick III™ helps laboratories achieve reliable results in seconds, improving workflow without sacrificing precision.
Quick III™ is a rapid hematology staining system that simplifies differential staining for peripheral blood smears. Its three-step dip procedure takes just 15 seconds per slide, producing clear, detailed results every time.
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Kit ContentsAlso available: 4 oz ADI Set for smaller-scale applications.
Specimen: Blood smears (fresh, uncoagulated venous or arterial blood recommended)
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Learn how buffer pH affects hematology staining, why blood smears can appear too red or too blue, and how proper pH control improves stain quality.
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