Enzyme-free Cell Dissociation Solution

ECDS is used to detach adherent primary cells from a culture surface. It is for research use only. Not for use in animals, humans, or diagnostic procedures.
Enzyme-free Cell Dissociation Solution (ECDS) is a sterile, phosphate and HEPES-buffered saline solution used to detach adherent primary cells from a culture surface. This product has a pH of 7.2 at room temperature.

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