The cryovials are made of polypropylene and will not deform after autoclaving. The cryovials are divided into 0.5ml cryotubes, 1.8ml cryotubes, 5ml cryotubes, and 10ml cryotubes, and cryotubes also include plastic cryotubes, cell cryotubes, bacteria cryotubes, etc. Cryotubes are used for cryogenic storage of samples and are used to preserve samples such as whole blood, serum, and cells.
Many customers are confused about the use of reagents and cell cryovials in their experiments and do not know how to thaw them. Today I will share with you how to thaw cell cryovials.
How to thaw the cryovial: After taking out the cryovial, immediately put it into a water tank at 37°C to thaw it quickly. Shake the cryovial gently to make it all thawed within 1 minute. Be careful that the water surface should not exceed the edge of the cryotube cover, otherwise it will easily happen. Pollution.
After the cryovial is taken out, it must be thawed quickly in a water tank at 37°C. Shake the cryovial gently to thaw it within 1 minute, be careful not to exceed the edge of the cryovial lid, otherwise contamination is likely to occur. In addition, when the cryovial is taken out of the liquid nitrogen tank to thaw, be sure to pay attention to safety to prevent the cryovial from bursting.
