Erie Scientific Charged Microscope Slide Superfrost Colorfrost Plus 25 X 75 X 1 mm Yellow Frosted End (1440/CS)

Yes, these slides are engineered with a permanent positive charge. This advanced surface treatment is specifically designed to securely hold tissue sections in place, ensuring they remain attached throughout the staining and processing stages.

Absolutely. By utilizing a permanent positive charge, these slides eliminate the need for time-consuming and costly laboratory preparatory steps, allowing for a much more efficient histological and cytological workflow.

Yes, they are constructed from high-quality, professional-grade glass. They are manufactured by Erie Scientific, a trusted name in the industry, ensuring consistent performance for your research or diagnostic needs.

Yes, each slide features a yellow frosted end. This dedicated space is designed for clear, convenient marking and labeling, which is essential for sample identification in busy laboratory environments.

These slides follow industry-standard dimensions: 25 x 75 x 1 mm. They are also designed with 90° corners to fit seamlessly into most standard microscope slide holders and equipment.

No. One of the primary advantages of this product is that it removes the requirement for additional preparatory procedures. The permanent charge is applied during manufacturing, so they are ready to use right out of the box.

Yes, the Superfrost Colorfrost Plus slides are specifically engineered to optimize histological and cytological workflows. Their reliable adhesion properties help maintain sample integrity during demanding laboratory processes.

Yes, the yellow color is a practical feature that aids in the quick visual identification and color-coding of your samples, helping to prevent mix-ups in high-volume settings.

Yes, the slide is built to standard specifications with 90° corners, making it perfectly compatible with standard automated staining equipment and manual microscopy workflows.

Yes, these slides are factory new and professional grade. They are produced by Erie Scientific to meet the rigorous demands of laboratory environments that require consistent, high-quality results.