laboratory reagents

Denaturation of ethyl alcohol is the process of adding substances like methanol, pyridine, or benzene to ethyl alcohol (ethanol) to make it unfit for human consumption, thereby preventing its misuse as a beverage. This process, which results in denatured or methylated spirits, renders the alcohol toxic, foul-tasting, or foul-smelling and does not chemically alter the ethanol molecule itself.

The Tulip Grouping Test Kit (10 mL) is a reliable and easy-to-use diagnostic solution for determining human blood groups (ABO and Rh factor). Packaged in durable plastic vials, this kit is widely used in hospitals, blood banks, laboratories, and diagnostic centers for routine blood grouping tests. Key Features: Kit Contents: Anti-A, Anti-B, Anti-AB, and Anti-D (Rh) reagents Packaging Size: 10 mL each in plastic dropper bottles Accuracy: Clear and quick agglutination results for accurate blood typing Shelf Life: Long shelf life under recommended storage conditions Storage: Store at 2°C – 8°C, do not freeze User-Friendly: Dropper bottles ensure easy handling and reduce reagent wastage Applications: ABO and Rh(D) blood grouping in clinical labs Suitable for hospitals, blood banks, diagnostic laboratories, and educational institutions

Lab Grade Ethanol (500 ml Bottle) is a high-purity alcohol solution widely used in laboratories for cleaning, sterilization, molecular biology, and analytical applications. It is prepared to meet laboratory-grade standards, ensuring consistent performance in research and diagnostic work. Volume: 500 ml Purity: Typically 95–99% (denatured / non-denatured, depending on requirement) Packaging: Supplied in a sealed, leak-proof, chemical-resistant HDPE or glass bottle Appearance: Clear, colorless liquid with characteristic alcohol odor Key Features: High-quality ethanol suitable for laboratory use Effective solvent for molecular biology and analytical applications Commonly used for cleaning, sterilization, and DNA/RNA work Reliable performance in microbiology, histology, and chemistry labs Packaged in secure, chemical-resistant bottles for safe storage Uses: Molecular biology: DNA/RNA precipitation & purification Sterilization & disinfection of lab surfaces and equipment Solvent in chemical and analytical experiments Histology & cytology: tissue processing and staining General cleaning of laboratory instruments and glassware

The WIDAL Test (O & H Antigens) is a serological diagnostic test used for the detection of enteric fever (typhoid and paratyphoid fevers) caused by Salmonella typhi and Salmonella paratyphi. The test detects agglutinating antibodies (O = somatic antigen, H = flagellar antigen) present in a patient’s serum. Type: Slide or tube agglutination test Reagents: Contains standardized suspensions of Salmonella typhi O and H antigens (sometimes includes S. paratyphi AH, BH antigens as well). Sample Required: Patient’s serum Result Time: Within minutes (slide method) or few hours (tube method) Key Features: Detects antibodies to Salmonella typhi (O & H antigens) Simple, rapid, and cost-effective diagnostic method Suitable for both screening and confirmation Easy-to-use reagents with clear agglutination visibility Commonly available in 5 ml, 10 ml, or kit form Uses: Diagnosis of typhoid and paratyphoid fever Screening test in pathology labs, hospitals, and diagnostic centers Helps clinicians in early diagnosis and treatment planning

Tuberculin PPD IP 5 TU/0.1 ml is a standardized purified protein derivative (PPD) preparation used exclusively for the Mantoux Tuberculin Skin Test (TST). The Mantoux test is performed to determine whether a person has been infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Strength: 5 Tuberculin Units (TU) per 0.1 ml Formulation: Sterile solution for intradermal injection Presentation: Supplied in sealed vials under sterile conditions Regulation: Manufactured as per Indian Pharmacopoeia (IP) standards Use Restriction: For diagnostic use only, not for treatment Key Features: Standardized potency ensures reliable results Recommended dose: 0.1 ml intradermally For use in hospitals, diagnostic labs, and TB control programs Helps identify latent TB infection or exposure to TB bacteria Must be administered by a trained healthcare professional Uses: Mantoux Test for screening and diagnosis of tuberculosis Monitoring individuals in TB control and eradication programs Useful in hospitals, clinics, and government health initiatives

ACD+ Gel tubes are designed for blood collection and specimen preservation, featuring a gel separator for efficient serum or plasma separation

Accumix (500gms) is a high-quality laboratory chemical mix designed for precise and reliable analytical testing. This product ensures consistency and accuracy in laboratory results, making it an essential tool for research and quality control applications