Every lab needs one: this spring-loaded metal pincer lets you rotate a glass tube against a cutting blade, then press down to snap the tube just where you want it snapped. Simple and precise, for tube diameters from tiny to 1-1/2".

What a price for a Sprague Rappaport stethoscope! And the improved model, at that! The 30" long stethoscope can be easily configured for (5) different functions, replacing other styles. It comes with (1) large and (1) small diaphragm, (3) different sizes of bell-type chestpieces, (3) sizes of eartips, and instructions for use. The interchangeable parts are in a compact, clear-plastic carrying case that fits into a pocket. Tubing will be assorted neon colors (our choice).

Our each is box of (100) round filter papers, 12.5cm (approx 4.92") dia x 0.15mm thick (#1 size). No lab? Think craft supplies, throw-away coasters, or little caps to keep the gnats out of your pina colada.

Clamps. Whatever. These measure approx 5" long x 1-1/2"' at their widest. They open to about 2", though, so they'll not only grab test tubes, they'll pluck cubes from an ice bucket. Or carry a few stems of asparagus. And you do get a pair, so you could always have a tong war.

That'd fill this 9-oz ceramic coffee mug with the periodic table of elements printed on the side to about half a cup. It's printed in color on both sides, actually, in case you're left-handed. The atomic numbers and weights are a trifle small, but then they are atomic.

Begin their microscopic education here, with this 40-640X student microscope from Levenhuk®. Featuring an adjustable eyepiece, variable white LED illuminator, and adjustable iris. Comes with a cover; (5) blank and (5) prepared slides; pipette; brine shrimp, yeast, sea salt and glue samples; forceps; a microtome; 58-page user guide; and a 23-page manual. Includes (2) “AA” batteries and a lifetime warranty through the manufacturer.

This 20-200X digital microscope from Celestron® has a built-in 5-megapixel digital camera that will take still photos and video of any scientist's discoveries. It's easy to use--perfect for looking at stamps, bugs, coins, rocks, circuit boards, plants and tons of other tiny things. Good for professionals but completely appropriate for curious kids, too. Has a manual trigger on the USB power cord, plus an 8-LED illuminator and a 6" adjustable stand on a 6-5/8" x 4-3/4" base. Comes with Celestron® Micro CapturePro software for Windows XP/Vista/7/8 and Mac OSX 10.6-10.7. USB 2.0.

Wanna stir up a little trouble? We've got just the tool. Our solid glass stirring rod is 8" long x 3/16" dia. Flat ends. Perfect for mixing a scientific formula, a perfect martini or a jar of tempera paint.

They're coming. Women in white coats, too. They got them here, and said they were a steal. You choose from disposable, water-resistant lab coats, sizes Medium (36" long) or XL (38-1/2" long). Both with snap closures and waist pockets. 

The Graduate devotee knows the importance of plastic. To fill the need we offer these fine cylinders of the hard milky white polypropylene persuasion, to help you measure out your chemicals. With a large bases for stability and spouts for pouring, they are just like their glass cousins, except these are cheaper and not heat-resistant (each is marked 20° C ?!). The graduation increments and total volume are shown as increment/total in milliliters.

Distillation made heuristic. Nothing explains a process like a little hands-on experience, and this laboratory distillation kit is for showing instead of telling. Includes a 300mm Liebig condenser, Kjeldahl distilling column with 50mm dia bulb and rubber stoppers, 500ml Bomex boiling flask with 8" iron tripod, 2-foot lab stand/base with a single burette clamp, 500ml graduated Erlenmeyer flask and a 6" square of ceramic-coated wire gauze. You add some 1/4" ID tubing for the Liebig ports. Includes good directions for distilling ethanol and acetic acid.

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But science teachers can't work without them. Experiment with this good-quality manual vacuum pump made of durable polychloroethylene plastic. Works with a pistol-grip action and pulls up to 2" Hg. Includes a 17" length of clear vinyl, 1/4" ID tubing, and a release valve.

What's three feet tall and wears a white coat? A kid in a chemistry lab, and don't drink the sparkling water. Dress them right for everything from lab sciences to art projects. Our child-size lab coats are white cotton polyester, 4-button and hip length, with notched lapels, one breast pocket and two side pockets. You pick size 4, 22" long from collar to hem; size 8/10, 26" long; and size 12/14, 28" long.

You could melt metals in these ceramic crucibles, or you could just line them up and look at them, they're such pure design objects. Not bad as condiment pots, either. You pick the 50ml, measuring 1-3/4" tall x 1-7/8" ID at the top, or the 100ml, 2-1/4" tall x 2-3/8" ID at the top. White, with unglazed bottoms and lips, in an inverted bell shape with a hole for a wire.

Vials is a much nicer name than little skinny bottles, doncha think? These amber glass vials are 5/8" dia with a 5/16" ID and come with a gasketed black plastic screw cap. You pick the short one, at 1-1/2" tall and holding 2ml (0.135 oz) or the tall boy, 2-1/2" tall, holding 8ml (0.27 oz).

We’ve never seen anything quite like these little clear glass vials, which means they must have myriad uses, particularly at this price. The large one is 1-3/4” tall x 15/16” dia with a shoulder and a 1/2” ID lipped mouth on the top, leading into a 1” deep conical cavity. The bottom has a 5/8” mouth, with an internal lip, and opens into a cavity around the little conical reservoir. So you can fill either end. Which would hold maybe a couple of ccs one way, or 1/4 oz the other way. The little one is the same, but is 1-9/16” tall x 5/8” dia and a 1/4” ID mouth on top, 7/16” on the bottom. We’re thinking obscure lab experiments, or chimneys for streetlamps in model railroads. Or something.

Up close and personal. From My First Lab™, these prepared microscope slides are Biology 101 in a box. Fungus slides (“Fun Guys”) have bread mold, penicillum, lichens, mushroom and yeast samples. The guts group has human stomach, heart and blood, plus brain and kidney cells from a small mammal. For ages nine and up.

Poly Erlenmeyer. Sounds like a fun date from Dusseldorf, but it's really a 250ml polypropylene flask with a non-gasketed screw cap. Measures 6" tall x 3-3/8" dia at the bottom with a 1-1/8" ID mouth. And unlike you it's autoclavable.