Where to get lab supplies for water testing?

[badbread]

I'm looking to get some 1,5,10,20ml syringes, beakers or test tubes to replace the terrible API 5ml ones, and maybe some other random stuff.

I've tried a few different sites and they all sell stuff in bulk.

Anyone have a source for some of this stuff?

 

[Whisk]

i've gotten some stuff like that off of ebay a long time ago (non bulk)....i think you can also buy syringes at Long's...

 

[badbread]

So this place:
http://www.midlandsci.com/

Has everything I need, but you need to go through an approval process to order from them!!!!

 

[Gomer]

Ive never ordered as an individual, but you can try www.fishersci.com

 

[badbread]

Thanks Gomer and Whisk.

I actually called them up and they will do credit card orders over the phone.

I ordered a few 10, 25ml low form beakers, few 10,25,50ml flasks, and some other random stuff.

When I get them, I'm going to pull an office space on those damn API tubes.

 

[sfsuphysics]

My aren't we getting scientific with our tank

 

[badbread]

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My aren't we getting scientific with our tank

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[sfsuphysics]

HA!

And here I thought it was your RK2 that turned you into the mad scientist

 

[Vento]

there is always Hach.com

We use their products at work, they sell aquaculture products and test kits.

Like others have said fisher is really good also.

 

[badbread]

Got some beakers in, here are some of them. i figure they will help with my titration, easier to swirl and stuff.

And to show scale:

 

[sfsuphysics]

what no magnetic stirring device?

 

[badbread]

Lol, dude I almost did... There was one for like $90 or something but I figured the beakers were way to small...


But really, how cool, easy and painless would that be?!

 

[Gomer]

You need a burette

 

[badbread]

Damnit Tony, stop!

But I did find this:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Magnetic-Stirrer/