About Leishman s Stain
LEISHMAN S STAIN FOR MICROSCOPY
- (Eosin methylene blue compound)
- Direction for preparation of reagent:
- Leishman s stain powder 0.15g
- Methanol GR 100 ml 1 kg
- (Dissolve powder in methanol and
- allow to stand for 24 hrs. and filter.)
- (Staining of blood smears and connective
- tissues and papanicolaou s staining)
- CAS No : 12627-53-1 Un No. NR TARIFF : 3204 90 00
- R : 20/21-33 S : 36/37
Versatile Application in Clinical MicroscopyLeishman's Stain is widely employed in hematology laboratories for staining blood smears. Its high purity and differential staining capabilities ensure precise identification of blood cells, particularly for morphological analysis. Suitable for both research institutions and diagnostic centers, this reagent delivers consistent and clear results critical for medical interpretations and laboratory investigations.
Premium Quality and ComplianceProduced in accordance with IS: 6357 standards, Leishman's Stain uses premium, ACS grade ingredients and is rigorously tested for purity and reliability. Its contamination levels, lead content, and chloride content are closely monitored to stay within safe, recommended thresholds. The product is supplied in airtight containers to preserve its efficacy throughout its three-year shelf life.
FAQ's of Leishman s Stain:
Q: How should Leishman's Stain powder be prepared for use in the laboratory?
A: Leishman's Stain powder should be dissolved according to recommended protocols using methanol as the primary solvent, as it is highly soluble in methanol and only partly soluble in water. Proper dissolution ensures effective staining of blood smears.
Q: What is the main application of Leishman's Stain in microscopy?
A: Leishman's Stain is primarily used for differential staining of peripheral blood smears and histological specimens, allowing clear distinction between various types of blood cells under the microscope.
Q: When should I check the expiry date of Leishman's Stain?
A: Always verify the expiry date stamped on the label before using Leishman's Stain, as using the product after its three-year shelf life (unopened) may affect staining quality and accuracy.
Q: Where should Leishman's Stain be stored for optimal shelf life?
A: Store the stain in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and tightly sealed in its original airtight packaging to maintain its stability and efficacy.
Q: What are the benefits of using this grade of Leishman's Stain?
A: This laboratory-grade, high-purity (approximately 99%) stain delivers reliable, precise, and reproducible results for professional and research diagnostic applications, making it ideal for accurate microscopy analysis.
Q: Is Leishman's Stain hazardous to handle in the laboratory?
A: No, Leishman's Stain is not classified as hazardous under GHS standards. However, standard laboratory safety protocols should always be followed when handling chemical reagents.
Q: Can I request a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for Leishman's Stain, and what information does it provide?
A: Yes, the MSDS for Leishman's Stain is available upon request. It includes detailed information on safe handling, storage, transport, disposal, and first aid measures related to the product.