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Double Fluorescent Staining Fungal Reagent
Fungal microscopy depends on reagents that fit existing staining and reporting workflows. Guoke Medical’s reagent is specified around sample types and pack sizes, but availability and documentation require confirmation.
Clinical laboratories handling skin, nail, hair, sputum, and lavage samples need staining reagents that run across varied specimen types without forcing changes to bench protocols.
The reagent is a Guoke Medical product listed under code GKPD007, supplied in 50, 100, or 200 persons per box. Its stated composition includes fluorescein, potassium hydroxide, compound dye, fluorescent dye, and purified water.
It is used for fluorescent staining of fungi that may be present in human tissue or samples and for determining fungal activity. The listed specimen range covers dermatological, respiratory, and other clinical sample types.
Buyers should match pack size to expected test volume, since the box count is expressed in persons rather than reagent volume. That distinction affects storage, shelf-life planning, and cost per test.
Availability, minimum order quantity, lead time, shipping, documentation, and formal quotation must be confirmed with the supplier. Compatibility with existing fluorescence microscopes and filter sets is not stated in the supplied information.
A reagent’s operational value depends less on its listed specimen range than on whether pack configuration, documentation, and instrument compatibility are settled before purchase.
Why it matters:
Confirm pack size, test volume assumptions, and microscope compatibility before committing to a diagnostic reagent order.
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