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Introduction In healthcare settings, water quality is not just important, it’s critical. From cleaning surgical instruments to preparing laboratory reagents, the type of water used can directly impact patient safety, equipment lifespan, and test accuracy. While tap water may be suitable for everyday cleaning, it often contains minerals, bacteria, and dissolved solids that make it unsuitable for medical use. As a result, two purified water types are often considered: distilled water and dem …

Introduction In medical laboratories, precision is everything. Whether it's preparing reagents, cleaning instruments, or running diagnostic tests, the quality of every input directly affects the accuracy of results. One of the most overlooked, yet essential inputs in any lab is water specifically, distilled water. While ordinary tap or bottled water might be suitable for everyday use, it contains minerals, salts, and other impurities that can interfere with sensitive laboratory procedures. That& …