FARELLY STAIN FOR MORPHOLOGY EVALUATION, 3 X 250 ML
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FARELLY STAIN FOR MORPHOLOGY EVALUATION, 3 X 250 ML
Farelly stain for morphology evaluation, 3 × 250 ml is a veterinary product designed for diagnostic staining of fresh or diluted (but not frozen) sperm cells from all domestic mammals, including poultry. It provides a clear view of sperm anatomy to support laboratory evaluation.
Facilitates the identification of morphological abnormalities across all types of domestic mammals, including avian species
Comes as a ready-to-use kit consisting of three parts to simplify laboratory workflow
Bottle B: Aniline Blue
Bottle C: Crystal Violet
Applied sequentially using the three components (fixative, Aniline Blue, Crystal Violet) according to laboratory protocols
The dosage and exposure time should be determined by a qualified veterinarian or lab technician based on species, sample type, and clinical context
Farelly stain for morphology evaluation, 3 × 250 ml is a veterinary product designed for diagnostic staining of fresh or diluted (but not frozen) sperm cells from all domestic mammals, including poultry. It provides a clear view of sperm anatomy to support laboratory evaluation.
Main Benefits
Provides clear contrast to distinguish sperm structures such as the head, acrosome, equatorial region, midpiece, and tailFacilitates the identification of morphological abnormalities across all types of domestic mammals, including avian species
Comes as a ready-to-use kit consisting of three parts to simplify laboratory workflow
Composition
Bottle A: Fixative solutionBottle B: Aniline Blue
Bottle C: Crystal Violet
Usage Instructions
Intended for laboratory use for staining fresh or diluted (non-frozen) sperm samples from domestic mammals, including poultryApplied sequentially using the three components (fixative, Aniline Blue, Crystal Violet) according to laboratory protocols
The dosage and exposure time should be determined by a qualified veterinarian or lab technician based on species, sample type, and clinical context