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Trypan Blue

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MOQ : 100 Kilograms

Trypan Blue Specification

Physical State
Solid

Melting Point
>300C (decomposes)

Packaging Type
HDPE bottle/Glass bottle

Usage
Cell counting, viability assays, microscopic studies

Storage Instructions
Store at room temperature, protect from light

Density
Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Shelf Life
~5 years (if unopened and stored properly)

Purity
99%

Molecular Weight
960.8 g/mol

Size
25 gm, 100 gm, 500 gm, or as required

Grade
Laboratory Grade

Type
Stain/Dye

Application
Biological Staining, Cell Viability Testing, Laboratory Reagent

Appearance
Dark blue to blue powder or crystals

Purity(%)
99%

Trypan Blue Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Kilograms

Supply Ability
50000 Kilograms Per Week

Delivery Time
3-7 Days

About Trypan Blue

Trypan Blue:-

Trypan Blue is an important stain that is applied for specifically coloring the dead tissues or cells blue. The dye possess the property of passing though the cell membrane which are not dead and hence, it is absorbed by the dead ones selectively showing them as blue colored. The most common use of Trypan Blue is in microscopy for counting the dead cells. It is also used on the laboratory mice for assessment of tissue viability. We have a large stock of this product to meet the demands of our customers.

Some features of Trypan Blue:

Can color the dead cells to help in counting the number
Also known as diamine blue and niagara blue
Used in microscopy for cell counting
Suitable for observing fungal hyphae and stramenopiles.

MOQ 50kg

Specification
C.I.No.	23850
Common Name	Trypan Blue
Solubility	Water Soluble
Chemical Formula	C₃₄H₂₃N₆O₁₄S₄Na₄
Molecular Weight	960.82 gm/mole
Absorption Max	608-610 nm
Absorptivity (A1%/1cm.)	> 600
Dye Content	>60%

Reliable Biological Staining

Trypan Blue is widely recognized for its effectiveness in distinguishing live from dead cells in cell viability assays. Its consistent staining and clear results make it an essential tool for researchers in cellular biology, tissue culture, and other laboratory applications.

Safe and Convenient Packaging

Delivered in HDPE or glass bottles, Trypan Blue comes in sizes ranging from 25 grams up to 500 grams, or as required. The packaging ensures safe storage and transportation, maintaining the stains integrity and protecting it from light and contamination.

Long Shelf Life and Easy Storage

With proper storageat room temperature and shielded from lightTrypan Blue has a shelf life of approximately five years if unopened. This long-lasting stability streamlines inventory management and reduces waste in busy laboratory environments.

FAQs of Trypan Blue:

Q: How is Trypan Blue used in cell viability testing?

A: Trypan Blue is commonly employed to distinguish live cells from dead ones. Live cells exclude the dye, while dead cells absorb it and appear blue, allowing for straightforward cell counting and viability assessment under a microscope.

Q: What are the recommended storage conditions for Trypan Blue?

A: Store Trypan Blue at room temperature and protect it from light to maintain its stability. When kept unopened and stored correctly, it retains effectiveness for up to five years.

Q: What benefits does Trypan Blue offer as a biological stain?

A: Trypan Blue provides fast, reliable results for viability assays, is easy to use, and offers high purity (99%), ensuring accurate and reproducible staining in cell counting or microscopic studies.

Q: Is Trypan Blue hazardous to use in regular laboratory settings?

A: Under normal laboratory use, Trypan Blue is not classified as hazardous, making it safe for routine application following standard laboratory safety practices.

Q: In what packaging sizes and types is Trypan Blue supplied?

A: Trypan Blue is available in HDPE or glass bottles, with common sizes including 25 gm, 100 gm, and 500 gm. Custom quantities can be provided upon request to suit specific laboratory needs.

Q: Does Trypan Blue function as a pH indicator?

A: No, Trypan Blue is not a pH indicator. Its primary use is as a stain/dye for biological samples, particularly in cell viability and microscopic studies.

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