biopsy bags

From:JHoffpa464@aol.com


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After watching this thread for the last couple of days I figured I should 
jump into the frey. OK perms paper and tea bags and filter paper aside. 
wouldn't it just be simpler to buy biopsy bags, or in the histo lab they are 
using a thin blue paper to wrap the biopsies up in, before placing them in 
the cassettes. it was just a thought.
john

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2>After watching this thread for the last couple of days I figured I should 
<BR>jump into the frey. OK perms paper and tea bags and filter paper aside. 
<BR>wouldn't it just be simpler to buy biopsy bags, or in the histo lab they are 
<BR>using a thin blue paper to wrap the biopsies up in, before placing them in 
<BR>the cassettes. it was just a thought.
<BR>john</FONT></HTML>



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