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How can I safely dispose of my liquid lab waste and PCR waste?

Safely disposing of liquid waste in the lab, especially liquids in PCR multiwell plates, can be an awkward task. The Handvac units from Welch Ilmvac allow you to quickly, easily and safely draw up waste liquid from used PCR plates to collect it in a waste vessel for later disposal. The specialised attachments available make vacuum aspiration from any container quick and simple, while the ...

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Aspirators - Make cell washing simpler?

The aspirator with trap flask FTA-1 with a 1L trap flask is designed for the aspiration or removal of any remaining alcohol or buffer from microtest tube walls during DNA / RNA purification and other macromolecule re-precipitation techniques. An ideal personal tool for independent operation away from an inline labvacuum supply. [caption id="attachment_3787" align="alignleft" width="97"] Gran...
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