Acriflavine 98.5%

Acriflavine 98.5% is a high-purity grade of acriflavine, a topical antiseptic dye. It is commonly used in laboratories and medical settings for a variety of purposes, including:

Staining bacteria and other microorganisms for visualization under a microscope [1]

Disinfecting surfaces and medical equipment [2]

Treating fungal infections, especially external ones in fish [2, 4]

Acriflavine 98.5% is typically available in the form of a yellow powder or crystals. It is soluble in water and alcohol [2]. Due to its antiseptic properties, acriflavine 98.5% should be handled with care and should not be ingested [2].

Here are some additional points to note about Acriflavine 98.5%:

It is also known as Acriflavine Hydrochloride [2].

It has a long history of use, dating back to World War I [4].

It is considered to be toxic to aquatic life [2].

If you are considering using Acriflavine 98.5%, it is important to consult with a qualified medical professional or veterinarian first.