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Trypan blue is more harmful than you think - Count your cells with the Erythrosin B-compatible LUNA-II™

Trypan blue is more harmful than you think - Count your cells with the Erythrosin B-compatible LUNA-II™ content piece image
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Trypan blue is a common presence in labs around the world.
It is also a known teratogen and carcinogen.
Consider Erythrosin B.
A safe, non-toxic alternative to trypan blue, Erythrosin B was recently confirmed to produce consistently accurate cell count results with the LUNA-II™ automated cell counter.


Stain your cells with Erythrosin B.
Count them with the LUNA-II™.


Cell count and viability analysis have never been safer.


Logos Biosystems, Inc.
Learn more about the LUNA-II™ Automated Cell Counter


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