Or pipets, depending on how old you are. Or how French you are. These are non-adjustable, ungraduated pipettes/pipets, 9" long and plastic with bulbs. Good for dropping drips of whatever it is that you drop.

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.

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.

Or funnelette? Whatever. It's a polypropylene mini-funnel, for putting a little something through little openings. Measures 2-1/4" long OA, with a 35mm dia mouth and a fluted, 4mm ID neck.

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.

Brass connectors for 3/16” ID lab tubing. Connectors themselves have 1/8” IDs. Our variety pack is (2) each of elbow connectors, T-connectors, and union (straight) connectors.

My First Microscope from GeoSafari® Jr.® is a colorful plastic 8X binocular inspection scope for pre-preschoolers. Includes a built-in white LED top illuminator, over-sized rubber eyecups and simple focus knob. Fixed stage holds flat or 3D objects, so there's no need for slides. All you add is (3) "AAA" batteries and a bunch of stuff for them to peer at, like insects and coins.

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.

Choose either the 25- or 100-slide selection of 3" x 1" prepared microscope slides from Celestron®, both in sturdy hinged wooden cases. The selections include a wide range of bacteria; plant, animal and human tissue; insect or reptilian specimens; and a list of each of the slides.

About 1/100 of this solid brass 100g cylindrical weight. Measures 1" dia x approx 15/16" tall with a 7/32" ID cup hook at the top. Pretty. Useful for calibrating scales. And accurate to within one percent, which is one reason for this great price, because if it hit 100g on the head every time, we'd be charging you a heck of a lot more.

So Pat went a little crackers and bought approximately 897 gazillion #00 rubber stoppers, enough to stop up every small test tube in every high school science lab from here to Osaka. You'll get a bag o' (1,000) of them. We know you'll find a crafty use: tiny bowling games, non-conductive earrings and necklaces, little bumper car bumpers, traffic cones for cockroaches, stubby guitar picks.... In black rubber conic sections, 1" long x 10mm (0.39") at the bottom x 14mm (0.55") at the top, or vice versa.

Nice graduated Erlenmeyer flasks. All are heat resistant and clear glass. A must have for any labware collection.

Well, centrifuge tubes with blue screw caps. These are your standard 15ml plastic tubes, 5" long x 5/8" dia with tapered bottoms (unlike yours) and 0.5ml graduation marks. Not a centrifugal person? These are dandy ways to transport liquids in 1/2-oz quantities in your shirt pocket.

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.

If Nikola Tesla were alive he'd be sporting this lovely chocolate brown and sepia T-shirt, especially because it glows in the dark. (Just like he probably did.) Below his GITD name is his face and below that are photos and patent sketches of his major inventions. 100% cotton. You pick the size.

This double burette clamp has rubber-coated jaws that can grip a cylinder up to 1-1/2" dia. The adjustable jaws swing on a T-shaped lab-stand clamp for free horizontal movement. Not a chemist? These are perfect for metal sculptors creating fanciful crabs, lobsters and crayfish.

Our newest Celestron® compound (biological) microscope is even better than the last one we offered. This one comes with a 3.5" color LCD viewing screen that rotates 180° for easy sharing in a lab, classroom or at home. It has an upgraded 5-megapixel camera that can record 625 hi-res photos or 20 minutes of 30fps video to the included 1GB SD card. The 4X, 10X and 40X objectives provide 40X, 100X and 400X optical magnifications, and the digital zoom raises it up to 1600X. On-screen, button controlled settings allow you to easily adjust exposure, image effects, a digital measuring reticle and other visual tweaks. Top and bottom independently adjustable LED illumination and a built-in 6 position filter wheel allow complete light adjustability. Also included are an AC adapter with 3 extra European adapters for those who travel, (5) prepared slides, USB and video out cables and a rigid lined 15" x 7" x 8.5" OA carrying case with a suitcase-handle and shoulder strap, for storage, field work or classroom visits. Carries a 2-year manufacturer's warranty.

Chemically treated paper strips to test for acid or base (alkaline) solutions. Use the blue for acids, the red for bases. The more sophisticated hydrion pH test paper strip indicates pH from 1 (bright red) to 14 (dark brown). Values in between can be read by comparing with a color chart that comes with the strips. All have (100) strips of test paper per vial.