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	Immersion Oil Type 300 Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils… Show more (+) Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils were introduced in 1972. Today, no other immersion oil meets FDA criteria. Now four standard types are available with the introduction of Type NVH, a very high viscosity oil. All Cargille Immersion Oils meet DIN 58 884 (Deutsche Institut Fur Normung e.V.) Show less (-)
	Immersion Oil Type 37 Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils… Show more (+) Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils were introduced in 1972. Today, no other immersion oil meets FDA criteria. Now four standard types are available with the introduction of Type NVH, a very high viscosity oil. All Cargille Immersion Oils meet DIN 58 884 (Deutsche Institut Fur Normung e.V.) Show less (-)
	Immersion Oil Type A Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils… Show more (+) Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils were introduced in 1972. Today, no other immersion oil meets FDA criteria. Now four standard types are available with the introduction of Type NVH, a very high viscosity oil. All Cargille Immersion Oils meet DIN 58 884 (Deutsche Institut Fur Normung e.V.) Show less (-)
	Immersion Oil Type B Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils… Show more (+) Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils were introduced in 1972. Today, no other immersion oil meets FDA criteria. Now four standard types are available with the introduction of Type NVH, a very high viscosity oil. All Cargille Immersion Oils meet DIN 58 884 (Deutsche Institut Fur Normung e.V.) Show less (-)
	Immersion Oil Type NVH Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils… Show more (+) Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils were introduced in 1972. Today, no other immersion oil meets FDA criteria. Now four standard types are available with the introduction of Type NVH, a very high viscosity oil. All Cargille Immersion Oils meet DIN 58 884 (Deutsche Institut Fur Normung e.V.) Show less (-)
	Immersion Oil Type OVH Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils… Show more (+) Immersion Oils For Normal Light Microscopy: Which Type - Which Application? Cargille PCB-Free Immersion oils were introduced in 1972. Today, no other immersion oil meets FDA criteria. Now four standard types are available with the introduction of Type NVH, a very high viscosity oil. All Cargille Immersion Oils meet DIN 58 884 (Deutsche Institut Fur Normung e.V.) Show less (-)
	Immersion Oils Type 37LDF After years of development and field testing, we now have available two new PCB-Free Immersion… Show more (+) After years of development and field testing, we now have available two new PCB-Free Immersion Oils for Fluorescence Microscopy. Show less (-)
	Immersion Oils Type FF After years of development and field testing, we now have available two new PCB-Free Immersion… Show more (+) After years of development and field testing, we now have available two new PCB-Free Immersion Oils for Fluorescence Microscopy. * 1 oz. Applicator bottles have a glass ball rod in the cap. Show less (-)
	Immersion Oils Type HF After years of development and field testing, we now have available two new PCB-Free Immersion… Show more (+) After years of development and field testing, we now have available two new PCB-Free Immersion Oils for Fluorescence Microscopy. *1 oz. Applicator bottles have a glass ball rod in the cap. Show less (-)
	Immersion Oils Type LDF After years of development and field testing, we now have available two new PCB-Free Immersion… Show more (+) After years of development and field testing, we now have available two new PCB-Free Immersion Oils for Fluorescence Microscopy. Show less (-)

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