Biohazard specimen bag protects healthcare workers from specimen leaks while keeping its contents free from contaminants such as dirt and or moisture. Each bag is imprinted with the universal biohazard symbol.

Cervical Brush provides a clear and accurate sample for the early detection of cervical cancer. Cells from the entire cervical area may be collected to produce good and representative samples.

The Cervical Scrapers are smooth wooden scrapers used to collect cytological specimens from cervix, vulva, skin and other anatomical areas.

Coplin Jars are wide-mouth glass jars, usually with vertical grooved interior walls, used for the storage or staining of slides containing blood smears or tissue sections.

Embedding rings are used in positioning histological tissues accurately in base molds.

Histology Base Molds enables tissue to be positioned and embedded in wax when using routing or biopsy casettes.

Staining jars are normally use to stain cells and tissues on glass microscope slides (typically each type of stain will be used in separate dish as without staining most cells are just a clear liquids).

Staining racks hold multiple microscopic slides simultaneously for the most efficient staining processing. Although accommodating different specific number of slides, all models ensure the safe handling of the fragile glassware.

Tissue Cassettes are suitable for holding and identifying tissue samples for processing, embedding, and sectioning procedures.