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EMS Technical Data Sheets
Tissue Grip™ Water Bath Adhesive
EMS Catalog #71303-01, -02
Introduction
Liquid water bath adhesive used in H & E staining, special stains, and immunoperoxidase procedures.
Uses/Limitations
- For in-vitro diagnostic use only
- Do not use if reagent is cloudy
- Do not use past expiration date
Procedures
- Fill water bath with water (DI or tap) and add 5-10 mL per liter of warm water (40-46°C) to the bath.
- Stir water gently to ensure Tissue Grip dissolves completely and is mixed well.
- Follow Lab SOP for section recovery, drying, and staining.
- Special stains and immunohistochemistry may be performed on sections, recovered with Tissue Grip™.
- Avoid the use of adhesive, coated or charged slides.
- For frozen sections, acetone cleaned slides may be dipped into a 1:10 solution with water, allowed to dry, and stored in a slide box for later use.
- Clean flotation bath after use.
Storage
Storage: room temperature. Product may become semi-solid when exposed to colder temperatures. If solution has become solidified, move to a warmer area and allow to "thaw" for 24-48 hours.