Hello everyone, today I'll share the operation procedure of the vaginal microbial immunofluorescence staining reagent.

The vaginal microbial immunofluorescence kit includes reagent A and B, instruction, and a product certificate.

Reagent A is used to detect fungi in the sample.

Reagent B is used to detect pathogenic microorganisms such as epithelial cells, leukocytes, lactobacilli, bacteria, and trichomonas in the sample.

First, add one drop of vaginal microbial immunofluorescence staining reagent A to the center of area A on a glass slide.

Take a coverslip, and place one side of the coverslip in contact with the staining solution A, tilting it at a 45-degree angle and slowly flattening it to avoid air bubbles.

Use absorbent paper to remove excess solution A for better observation.

Add one drop of vaginal microbial immunofluorescence staining reagent B to the center of area B on a glass slide.

Take another coverslip, and place one side of the coverslip in contact with the staining solution B, tilting it at a 45-degree angle and slowly flattening it to avoid air bubbles.

Use absorbent paper to remove excess solution B for better observation.

The sample preparation is complete; place it on the device for observation.

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