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Ward's Formalin-Free Specimens Economical and Student Safe Get quality form-free dissection for your classroom at a price that meets your budget with our complete line of formalin-free specimens. 100% free of formalin Non-sensitizing to skin or ey...

Ward's Formalin Preserved Specimens Highest Quality Dissection Lowest Levels of Formaldehyde Give your students the most true-to-life dissection experience with Ward’s Formalin specimens. Prepared with time-tested techniques using the least amount...

Which Preparation is Right for You? Ward’s Preserved Specimens The Widest Selection of Preparations Backed by Expert Support Compare all five of our preparation options to find the features that meet your needs. Click below each image for more det...

Which Preparation is Right for You? Ward’s Preserved Specimens The Widest Selection of Preparations Backed by Expert Support Compare all five of our preparation options to find the features that meet your needs. Click below each image for more det...

Preserved Specimens FAQs How do you obtain your specimens? Specimens are acquired from suppliers worldwide. Is the acquisition of specimens regulated? The US Fish and Wildlife Service and the US Department of Agriculture both monitor the trade in ...

Preserved Specimens FAQs How do you obtain your specimens? Specimens are acquired from suppliers worldwide. Is the acquisition of specimens regulated? The US Fish and Wildlife Service and the US Department of Agriculture both monitor the trade in ...

LABORATORY CHECKLIST Histology/pathology ☐ Cytology Biopsy Scrapers Brushes Cervical Cell Collectors Cyto Slides Fixatives Funnels Pap Smear Test Kits Spin Columns Stains and Reagents ☐ Microtomy Blades Cryostats Freeze Sprays Hot Plates Microscop...

Ward's Pure Preserved™ Specimens Frequently Asked Questions How are used specimens disposed? Because there are no volatile organic compounds you should be able to routinely and safely dispose of specimens. When you are done with your Ward's Pure P...

Fixing and Holding Solutions The preservation of all specimens involves the chemical alterations of the tissue proteins that inhibit bacterial and fungal growth that ultimately leads to decomposition. Fixation is a process in which a chemical fixa...

LABORATORY CHECKLIST Histology/pathology ☐ Cytology Biopsy Scrapers Brushes Cervical Cell Collectors Cyto Slides Fixatives Funnels Pap Smear Test Kits Spin Columns Stains & Reagents ☐ Microtomy Blades Cryostats Freeze Sprays Hot Plates Microscope ...