What reactive agent brand do you recommend to mix with this?

You can mix it with anything that will catalyze they decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, like metal complexes and horse radish peroxidase. I used the copper II sulfate pentahydrate complex but you can also use iron ferricyanide. The key is to use something that will decompose hydrogen peroxide because that decomposition reaction is necessary for luminescence to occur. In addition, the luminol must be in a basic solution, or the reaction will not work. You can use pH buffer packets to do this or simply dissolve it in a water solution with something basic, like sodium bicarbonate (baking soda).

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💥 Light Up Your Lab with Luminol!

SAFETY FIRST - Comes with an MSDS for safe handling and peace of mind.
PROFESSIONAL GRADE - Designed exclusively for laboratory use, ensuring top-tier performance.
VERSATILE SOLUBILITY - Easily soluble in most polar organic solvents, making it perfect for diverse applications.
PRECISION IN EVERY GRAM - Each bottle contains exactly 5g of high-purity Luminol for reliable results.
ILLUMINATE YOUR EXPERIMENTS - Experience the captivating blue glow of Luminol in your lab.

Luminol 5g is a high-purity chemical compound known for its chemiluminescent properties, producing a striking blue glow when combined with an oxidizing agent. This laboratory-grade product is a white-to-pale-yellow crystalline solid, soluble in most polar organic solvents, and comes with an MSDS for safe handling.