Petri Dishes
Standard Petri dishes have bubble-free construction to evenly spread cell growth. High-quality plates have a translucent longevity for high-resolution microscopic studies Disposable or reusable petri dish surfaces come non-treated or treated for cell attachment. Multi-well designs allow simple side-by-side comparisons. Graduated models easily locate specimen even in large culture media colonies. Tight fitting lids protect sample from contamination and may be vented. Aspetic, sterile, and non-sterile Petri dishes come in any growth area size needed.
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United Scientific™ Petri Dishes, Polystyrene, United Scientific Supplies
Sterile and disposable petri dishes.
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Eisco Polypropylene Petri Dishes with Lid
Reusable Petri dishes with lid, molded in translucent polypropylene.
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PYREX® Petri Dishes with Covers
Flat, clear dishes that can withstand repeated sterilization (wet or dry).
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Square Polystyrene Disposable, Sterile Petri Dishes
Petri dishes having a raised square grid on the bottom part. The grid consists of 36 small squares; each square is identified to facilitate special type counting or location of specimens. Supplied with top and bottom in sterile shelf packages. Size: 100 x 15mm.
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Polypropylene Petri Dish Rack
This autoclavable polypropylene rack holds forty-two 100 mm dishes. It has a small footprint, is stackable to conserve counter space, and it features a handle for easy transport. Size: 13"L x 8 1/4"W x 7"H.
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Eisco Sterile Polystyrene Petri Dishes with Lids
Individual packed and sterile disposable Petri dishes with lid made of transparent polystyrene with triple vents.
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Polymethylpentene Petri Dish
Transparent, shatterproof, and reusable plastic dishes are useful for applications requiring resistance to most acids, bases, alcohols, esters, and aldehydes. Ridges on the top interlock with the bottom edges for stacking. Autoclavable. Size: 100 mm dia. x 15 mm deep.
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Budget Antibiotic Disks
Users can observe the sensitivity of various bacteria and fungi to an array of antibiotics with these convenient kits.