by Brian | 1,May 24, 2024 | LabStore Highlights
In last month’s article, ‘Box Storage Utilities’, we discussed the primary containment material used in routine Histology laboratories, that of an organized cardboard box construction. We discussed, not only the economic benefits, but also strength and durability....
by Brian | 1,May 24, 2024 | LabStore Highlights
In last month’s article, ‘Box Storage Utilities’, we discussed the primary containment material used in routine Histology laboratories, that of an organized cardboard box construction. We discussed, not only the economic benefits, but also strength and durability....
by Brian | 1,May 24, 2024 | LabStore Highlights
In last month’s article, ‘Box Storage Utilities’, we discussed the primary containment material used in routine Histology laboratories, that of an organized cardboard box construction. We discussed, not only the economic benefits, but also strength and durability....
by Brian | 1,May 24, 2024 | LabStore Highlights
In last month’s article, ‘Box Storage Utilities’, we discussed the primary containment material used in routine Histology laboratories, that of an organized cardboard box construction. We discussed, not only the economic benefits, but also strength and durability....
by Brian | 1,May 24, 2024 | LabStore Highlights
In last month’s article, ‘Box Storage Utilities’, we discussed the primary containment material used in routine Histology laboratories, that of an organized cardboard box construction. We discussed, not only the economic benefits, but also strength and durability....
by LabStorage | 0,April 4, 2023 | LabStore Highlights
In last month’s article, ‘Box Storage Utilities’, we discussed the primary containment material used in routine Histology laboratories, that of an organized cardboard box construction. We discussed, not only the economic benefits, but also strength and durability....
by LabStorage | 0,March 1, 2023 | LabStore Highlights
Histopathology, both clinical and research, can develop into decades of endless storage and archiving of samples. Many specimens must be kept readily accessible for a short period of time while cases are active, but eventually some degree of prolonged storage will be...
by LabStorage | 0,February 2, 2023 | LabStore Highlights
Due to an increased interest in the subject of simple overlooked safety considerations, a third segment has been added to this series; that of developing an overall consciousness towards personal protection. In this day and age of ‘job’ and ‘work’ mentality, where...
by LabStorage | 0,January 17, 2023 | LabStore Highlights
In Part 1 of this series the emphasis was on basic personal safety practices that are so elementary that they are often overlooked. In this second part our focus is on air quality and the ‘assumed’ environmental safety of the laboratory. Because of chronic exposure...
by LabStorage | 0,December 1, 2022 | LabStore Highlights
While the histopathology laboratory has progressively become more efficient, with a vast diversity in applications and techniques, the replication and monotony of routine tasks have caused some of the most basic safety and security practices to become overlooked or...
by LabStorage | 0,November 2, 2022 | LabStore Highlights
The continuous accumulation of biological specimens in diagnostic anatomic pathology, make the inevitable need for ‘off-site’ storage (OSS) a reality. When the remodeling of rooms/space begins to become a repetitive, every 6 months, project. When the funding for new...
by LabStorage | 0,October 3, 2022 | LabStore Highlights
Within the realm of the clinical Histopathology laboratory (hospital or reference lab), the Hematoxylin & Eosin stain has become a procedural doctrine; validated and written in stone, and rarely, if ever, changed or modified. Typically, this only happens when a...
