Methylene blue, alcoholic for parasitology, is a high quality laboratory chemical used for various applications in the microscopic diagnosis of parasite infestation in biological samples. The product consists of a mixture of methylene blue, ethanol and ethylene glycol, with methylene blue serving as the dye and ethanol and ethylene glycol serving as the solvent.

The use of the methylene blue solution enables rapid and easy staining of cell structures and parasites in biological specimens to allow detailed examination and identification under the microscope. In this process, the methylene blue binds to acidic cellular components, such as nucleic acids, and produces a high contrast between the stained and unstained structures. In particular, the methylene blue solution is suitable for the diagnosis of protozoa, worms and other parasitic organisms that may be present in biological samples such as blood, stool or tissues.

With proper use of the alcohol-based methylene blue solution, important diagnostic results can be obtained that contribute to the identification and further analysis of parasite infestations and related research. Methylene blue solution is an effective and reliable addition to laboratories engaged in the microscopic diagnosis of parasites, resulting in accurate and high-contrast visualizations of the samples examined.