DMSO Paraffin (55-58ºC): ideal for dense or delicate tissues such as bone, lipid-rich, or nervous samples. Enhanced with dimethyl sulfoxide for better penetration, homogenization, cutting, and long-term preservation.

The PAS-Schiff stain detects carbohydrates such as glycogen and mucopolysaccharides in tissues and cells.

It oxidizes glycol groups that react with Schiff's reagent, producing a magenta coloration.

Leishman Stain – Ideal for Hematology and Microbiology
Accurately observe blood cells and intracellular parasites such as Plasmodium sp.. This Romanowsky technique combines methylene blue and eosin for clear and efficient cellular differentiation. Quality and contrast in every sample!

The DPD method is a modern to the classic Jendrassik-Grof method for bilirubinnt.
Ideal for clinical laboratories seeking speed, accuracy, and efficiency in their daily routine.