In the field of hematology, there are generally various staining kits and solutions that fall under the category of Romanowsky stains (blood staining with dyes containing thiazine and eosin).

Staining of:

• Peripheral blood smears
• Bone marrow aspirate smears
• Body fluids
• Sputum and other samples

Suitable for various sample types including:

• Peripheral blood and bone marrow aspirates with EDTA anticoagulant
• Urine sediments
• Cytocentrifuged body fluid smears
• Direct sputum smear
• Cost savings on purchase
• Ease of transportation and storage
• Ready for use immediately after dilution

• Free from contamination with yeast-like fungi
• Can be used to detect Golf-ball-like red blood cells in Hemoglobin H disease
• Can be used to detect Heinz bodies
• Includes a detailed reporting instruction with figures and tables
• Includes a Job Aid for ease of use by operators
• Competitive in terms of quality and price with leading brands

• Based on the Prussian Blue staining method
• Includes detailed result reporting instructions with illustrations and interpretation guide
• Comes with a Job Aid to facilitate operator use
• Competitive in terms of quality and price compared to leading brands

• Lysing red blood cells without damaging lymphocytes, leukemia cells, hematopoietic cells, or granulocytes
• No harm to white blood cells or alteration of the asymmetric membrane structure
• Easy separation of normal and abnormal cell populations
• Includes a Job Aid to facilitate operator use
• Competitive in terms of quality and price with leading brands

• Use of albumin to enhance antibody–antigen reactions in blood grouping
• Application in direct agglutination tests and in the indirect antiglobulin test (including one of its most important applications, crossmatch)