BioGnost’s Sperm-Diff RTU kit enables rapid, simple and high-quality staining of sperm according to May Gruenwald-Giemsa staining method that enables quality sperm morphology analysis. Sperm-Diff RTU kit advantages include rapid staining, practical use and simplicity. Leakproof polypropylene staining jars prefilled with 100 ml of reagent enable direct immersion of samples, sufficient for 100-200 tests. Each component of the Sperm-Diff kit is stabilised separately and prepared according to the highest standards.
Sperm-Diff RTU kit
Ready-to-Use three-reagent kit with reagents stored in containers that can be used as staining jars. Kit contains a fixative reagent, red and blue components for fast and effective staining.
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