Description
Measures 7, 8.5 cm long in length and varies in color from yellow to yellow dorsally. It is easily recognized by the very dentate structures on the ventral of the tail.
Androctonus Crassicauda
23/05/2019
Hottentotta Saulceyi
31/05/2019Odontobuthus Doriea
Certificate of Quality
white powder
20 µg (Albino mouse 20 gram weight)
10 – 15%
IRAN
>99%
Lyophilized Powder
In vacuum sealed glass vials, in secured parcel
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Venom Extraction
Venom is obtained by electrical stimulation telson with standard stimulation set and cumulated in sterile glass container.
Keep and Storage
Venom is frozen and stored in chemically non-effective (in contact of glass or pure metal alloy) container with micro freezer with constant temperature and emergency alarm system.
