VWR supplies microscope slides for cytology, histology, and general microbiology applications. Slides for staining experiments are constructed of high quality sheet glass and soda-lime glass; economical options include disposable clear vinyl or standard sheet glass slides. Choose plain or frosted products with or without coverslips. Clipped or beveled corners are offered as well as color-coded and markable slides for organization. Purchase clean or prepared slides in your choice of dimensions and thickness in packs or larger cases.

Microscopy slide with 90° ground edges

Supplier: MARIENFELD

Microscopy slides with chamfered corners to reduce the risk of injuries.

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Large microscopy slides

Supplier: MARIENFELD

Soda lime glass microscopy slides precleaned. Also available with a silky frosted marking area of 20 mm on both sides.

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Microscope slides, Nunc™

Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific

These microscope slides are designed for applications in cell culture.

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Fused quartz microscope slides

Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific

These fused quartz slides are made of fusing naturally occurring crystalline silica.

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Microscope slides, Assistent®

Supplier: GLASWARENFABRIK KARL HECHT

Selected proven glass quality.

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Microscope slides, SuperFrost®

Supplier: GLASWARENFABRIK KARL HECHT

Microscopy slides with either cut or ground edges.

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Microscope slides

Supplier: GLASWARENFABRIK KARL HECHT

Pre-cleaned slides with either cut or ground edges.

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Microscopy slides

Supplier: HIRSCHMANN

Cut or ground edges (90°) slides for microscopy.

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Microscopy slides

Supplier: Brand

Microscopy slides with ground edges to reduce the risk of injury.

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Microscope slide

Supplier: Roth Carl

Microscope slides, Edges: Ground 90°, L×W: 76×26 mm

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Microscope slides with printed rings

Supplier: BELLCO GLASS

These microscopy slides with three printed rings allow for counting bacteria by spreading a known volume of solution over a known area for the calculation of bacteria per sample.