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LVQ090
Labvida plain microscope slides are made of super grade glass material, and cover slips are made of super white glass which both have high quality used in laboratory by microscope.
Including 144pcs of plain microscope slides, 75mmx25mmx1mm, 200pcs of Microscope cover slips 22mmx22mm with 1# 0.13-0.16mm thick, pre-cleaned and ready for use.
Storage:
Microscope slides should be stored in a dry place at constant room temperature, not directly on a floor.
Do not store slides and solvents together as the slide surface can turn hydrophobic. The frosting layer may fall off the glass where caustic condition are applied.
If the temperature is constantly warming and cooling, condensation may occur, which can cause sticking of the slides. Allow the slides to REACH room temperature prior to opening the cartons and using them.
Since soda Lime glass is subject to an aging process, we further recommend continuously rotating stock so the oldest slides are always used first, ensuring that all slides being used are of the highest quality.
Labvida plain microscope slides are made of super grade glass material, and cover slips are made of super white glass which both have high quality used in laboratory by microscope.
Including 144pcs of plain microscope slides, 75mmx25mmx1mm, 200pcs of Microscope cover slips 22mmx22mm with 1# 0.13-0.16mm thick, pre-cleaned and ready for use.
Storage:
Microscope slides should be stored in a dry place at constant room temperature, not directly on a floor.
Do not store slides and solvents together as the slide surface can turn hydrophobic. The frosting layer may fall off the glass where caustic condition are applied.
If the temperature is constantly warming and cooling, condensation may occur, which can cause sticking of the slides. Allow the slides to REACH room temperature prior to opening the cartons and using them.
Since soda Lime glass is subject to an aging process, we further recommend continuously rotating stock so the oldest slides are always used first, ensuring that all slides being used are of the highest quality.
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