A person wearing a blue medical glove and a multi-colored beaded bracelet is shown storing laboratory reagents in a refrigerator, likely within a medical or laboratory facility in Moscow, Russia. The video begins with the gloved hand holding a black and white reagent package labeled "AST," secured with a red rubber band. The package displays a QR code, a barcode, and the "cobas" brand logo, along with a warning symbol. A blurry refrigerator interior is visible in the background. The scene then transitions to a clear view of the organized shelves inside the refrigerator, which are neatly stocked with numerous identical black and white reagent packages. Each package features the "cobas" brand, QR codes, barcodes, and warning symbols. Shelf dividers are clearly labeled with various reagent types, including "LDH," "TRTG," "TRSF," "ASLO," "AST," "CHOL," "TRIGL," "TRSF2," "UA2," "TRIG," "TRSF," "CA2," "UA," "APOA," "APOB," "BIL T3," "BIL T," "BILD," "CRP," "FERR," "GLUC," "HDL," "HDLC4," and "HDLC3." The gloved hand carefully places the "AST" package onto its designated spot on a shelf, next to a package labeled "CHOL2." An additional label in Russian, "РЕАГЕНТЫ Б/Х 702 AU 1,2" (REAGENTS B/X 702 AU 1,2), is visible on the top right shelf. The video highlights the systematic organization and storage of these critical laboratory supplies.

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Wed, Apr 29, 2026, 01:23 PM

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A person wearing a blue medical glove and a multi-colored beaded bracelet is shown storing laboratory reagents in a refrigerator, likely within a medical or laboratory facility in Moscow, Russia. The…read more

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