Caplugs® Evergreen Slide-Fix™ PAP Jars, Prefilled with 95% Ethyl Alcohol, Natural PPC with Green Caps, 25/Box
The Slide-Fix™ PAP Jars arrive prefilled with 95% ethyl alcohol, ready for immediate slide fixation in gynecologic cytology, Pap smear preparation, and routine cytopathology workflows. Each natural polypropylene copolymer jar pairs with a color-coded green cap to streamline specimen identification at the bench. The leak-resistant closure helps protect fixed slides during transport to the lab.
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Prefilled PAP slide-fixation jars (Slide-Fix™) |
| Fixative | 95% Ethyl Alcohol (prefilled) |
| Material | Polypropylene Copolymer (PPC), Natural |
| Closure/Cap | Green screw cap |
| Sterility | Non-sterile |
| Pack Size | 25/Box |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Applications
- Wet fixation of Pap smear slides in gynecologic cytology
- Cytopathology slide preservation prior to staining
- Fine-needle aspiration (FNA) slide fixation
- Non-gyn cytology specimen slide transport
- Reference-lab slide shipment with secure green-capped closure
- Color-coded jar identification across high-volume cytology benches
Quality & Procurement
labsupplies.com is an authorized Caplugs® Evergreen dealer shipping from US inventory, and these jars are Made in USA. Boxes carry lot numbers to support traceability for CAP-, CLIA-, and ISO 15189-accredited cytology laboratories.
Frequently Asked Questions
What fixative are these PAP jars prefilled with?
Each jar comes prefilled with 95% ethyl alcohol, the standard wet-fixation reagent for Pap smear and cytology slides, eliminating in-lab filling steps.
What material are the jars made from?
The jar body is natural polypropylene copolymer (PPC), and each unit ships with a green screw cap for color-coded identification.
How many jars are in a pack?
These Slide-Fix™ PAP jars are sold 25/Box at the listed per-pack price.
Are these jars sterile?
No. The jars are supplied non-sterile and prefilled with fixative, intended for slide fixation and transport rather than aseptic specimen collection.
