11 matching records for Glass Cup #1.
A reservoir (e.g., bottle, tube, cup) intended to be used to contain volumes of reagent, buffers, biological specimens, or other materials in preparation for in vitro diagnostic testing procedures performed in the laboratory. It is typically made of plastic...
A container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup, assay tray with large wells) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), specimens, and other materials associated with procedures in the la...
A container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup, assay tray with large wells) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), biological specimens, and other materials associated with in the la...
A non-sterile reservoir (e.g., bottle, tube, cup) intended to be used to contain volumes of reagent, buffers, biological specimens, or other materials in preparation for in vitro diagnostic testing procedures performed in the laboratory. It is typically mad...
A sterile container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), specimens, and other materials associated with procedures in the laboratory; it is not i...
A container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), biological specimens, and other materials associated with in the laboratory; it is not intended ...
A container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), specimens, and other materials associated with procedures in the laboratory; it is not intended ...
A non-sterile container (e.g., test tube, bottle, cup) intended to be used as a non-dedicated receptacle to hold consumable laboratory substances (e.g., reagents, buffers), specimens, and other materials associated with procedures in the laboratory; it is n...
A receptacle designed to fit around the eye socket and which is filled with warm water or an eyewash solution and placed over the eye to allow the liquid to wash the affected eye. It is typically used as a first line measure when dust or other particles hav...
A reservoir (e.g., bottle, tube, cup) intended to be used to contain volumes of reagent, buffers, biological specimens, or other materials in preparation for in vitro diagnostic testing procedures performed in the laboratory. It is typically made of plastic...
A receptacle designed to fit around the eye socket and which is filled with warm water or an eyewash solution and placed over the eye to allow the liquid to wash the affected eye. It is typically used as a first line measure when dust or other particles hav...