Light Labs carries a full line of pipette tips for many applications. Our pipette tips fit many shapes and sizes of pipettes. Our Low Binding Pipette Tips are perfect for work with DNA, RNA, and Proteins. Our line of AvantGuard Barrier Tips will inhibit aerosols and liquid from reaching pipette shafts.
OUR MOST POPULAR 1ML BARRIER PIPETTE TIP; B-2005-L; Actually holds 1.2mL under barrier; Extended Length for better accuracy; soft fit collar; fine point; 768 pipette tips/pack
List Price: $79.00
Our price: $46.00 save 42%
OUR MOST POPULAR 200ul BARRIER TIP; 200ul XL AvantGuard Barrier Pipette Tips; Low Binding; Soft Fit Collar; Fine Point Tip; Sterile; RNase/DNase/Pyrogen/PCR inhibitor Free; 960tips/pack
List Price: $79.00
Our price: $43.80 save 45%
Light Lab's AvantGuard Barrier Tips feature an inert hydrophobic barrier, low binding surface technology, extremely clear resin, reference marks, and many other features. They are perfect for PCR reactions, RNA and DNA work, protein work, and any other bench work that requires barrier tips. Eac...
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In early October, Light Labs began its partnership with Diversified Biotech
in order to provide Tough-Tags, Tough-Spots, Cryo-Tags, and Cryo-Babies to researchers
and laboratories. Cryo-Babies and Cryo-Tags come in rectangular, pre-cut, peel-off
labels, specially designed to withstand cryogenic laboratory
freezer temperatures. They are chemically inert polyvinyl labels that stick
on all plastics and other materials. These labels are rated for liquid nitrogen
storage, boiling water
baths, most organic solvents, caustic agents, and other tough environments
without peeling or cracking. Cryo-Babies and Cryo-Tags will accept any marking
instrument.
Tough-Tags and Tough-Spots are made of special smear resistant material and
will accept any marking instrument. They are peel-off, pre-cut labels, which
are sized to fit .5 - 2.0mL microcentrifuge
tubes and other containers. They are autoclavable, boilable, freezable,
and chemically resistant.
