TMB is widely used due to its high sensitivity and non-carcinogenicity. When the single-component TMB peroxidase substrate reacts with horseradish peroxidase linker, a deep blue product is produced, which is suitable for both quantitative and qualitative enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) analysis. It is further divided into soluble type and precipitated type

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Here are three suggestions: 1. Reduce the amount of antibody/antigen coated on the ELisa plate; 2. Reduce the amount of samples used for testing; 3. Dilute with ultrapure water containing 0.01% hydrogen peroxide before use (this solution is generally not recommended as dilution may cause product instability. The use of diluted products is not covered by the company's warranty).

Although this product can still be used after being frozen, it will have a certain impact on the product's usage effect. If it is accidentally frozen, shake well after thawing and then use it. It is recommended to conduct a test experiment to determine the usage parameters

Recycling would cause pollution. When dumping, it can be accurately measured by weighing. Just dump as much as needed

Question: For the TMB substrate of Boao Long, we are often confused about whether to recycle the leftovers after pouring them out. So, I would like to ask how long it should be kept after pouring to be suitable for recycling and reuse next time? Reply: If it is recycled, it will be contaminated. When dumping, it can be accurately measured by weighing. Pour only as much as needed.