Single-use, non-sterile in vitro diagnostic device for clinical use, used in association with Giemsa acc. to Pappenheim staining solution, able to highlight the various blood components on blood smears, identify parasites in histological specimens and type cells of the haemolymphopoietic tissue.

For further information, suggested staining protocol, interpretation of results, warnings and precautions for use, please visit the manufacturer’s website www.diapath.com

Disposable, non-sterile, in vitro diagnostic device for clinical use to identify parasites (e.g., Helicobacter Pylori) and mast cells in paraffin-embedded histological sections.

When used in association with the May Grünwald acc. to Pappenheimn staining solution it can highlight the various component of blood on blood smears..

For further information, suggested staining protocol, interpretation of results, warnings and precautions for use, please visit the manufacturer’s website www.diapath.com

A single-use, non-sterile, in vitro diagnostic device for clinical use, it is recommended for nuclear staining of cytological samples (both gynaecological and non-gynaecological).

The device is used for manual, automatic or semi-automatic use, is single-use and non-recyclable.

For further information, suggested staining protocol, interpretation of results, warnings and precautions for use, please visit the manufacturer’s website www.diapath.com

A single-use, non-sterile, in vitro diagnostic device for clinical use, it is recommended for nuclear staining of cytological samples (both gynaecological and non-gynaecological).

The device is used for manual, automatic or semi-automatic use, is single-use and non-recyclable.

For further information, suggested staining protocol, interpretation of results, warnings and precautions for use, please visit the manufacturer’s website www.diapath.com

A single-use, non-sterile, in vitro diagnostic device for clinical use, it is recommended for nuclear staining of cytological samples (both gynaecological and non-gynaecological).

The device is used for manual, automatic or semi-automatic use, is single-use and non-recyclable.

For further information, suggested staining protocol, interpretation of results, warnings and precautions for use, please visit the manufacturer’s website www.diapath.com