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Inconsistent Blood Smear Stains? How Buffer pH Can Make or Break Your Results
When a blood smear stain looks off, the first sign is often light staining. Cells may look pale, and nuclear detail may be harder to read. In other...
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Samantha Moses-Nuss : May 27, 2026
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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