HistoFix: The Definitive Solution in Histological Fixation!

Discover excellence in sample fixation with HistoFix, the neutral buffered formalin that raises the quality of your laboratory results. What is HistoFix Neutral Buffered Formalin Fixative and what is it used for? This product is essential for maintaining cell integrity and ensuring accurate diagnoses.

What is HistoFix?

HistoFix is a neutral buffered formalin solution (pH 7.0), widely used as a fixative in histological samples. Recognized for its effectiveness in cell preservation, HistoFix is equivalent to a 10% (v/v) or 4% (w/v) buffered formalin, ideal for fixing a variety of tissues, essential for pathologists and anatomical pathology laboratories.

What kind of samples can HistoFix be used for?

HistoFix is suitable for fixing samples that include:

• Pancreatic cells
• Nerve tissue
• Connective tissue cells
• Fungi and minerals
• Pigments and glands
• Among others

What are the benefits of HistoFix?

By choosing HistoFix, you benefit from:

• Superior preservation: The solution maintains cellular integrity and tissue morphology.
• Versatility: Ideal for a variety of samples, guaranteeing reliable results.
• Safety: HDPE bottles with sealed lids, preventing leaks during transportation.
• Personalization: Option to print your brand on the vials, strengthening your laboratory’s identity.

HistoFix Biopsy Fixator technical specifications

• Product: HistoFix – Buffered Neutral Formalin
• pH: 7.0
• Concentration: 10% (v/v) buffered formaldehyde, equivalent to 4% (w/v)
• Volume: Available in: 1 Liter, 5 Liters
• Brand: EasyPath

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about HistoFix

1. How long does it take to fix the samples?

Fixing usually takes between 6 and 24 hours, depending on the type of fabric.

2. Is this fixative suitable for all types of fabric?

Yes, HistoFix is versatile and can be used on different types of fabrics.

3. Can I use this fixative in immunohistochemistry procedures?

Yes, it is suitable for immunohistochemistry procedures, providing reliable results.

4. Does HistoFix change the morphology of the samples?

No, its formulation is designed to preserve the morphology of the samples, allowing for precise histological analysis.