7 pc. Stainless Steel Mycology Lab Instrument Set
$29.99
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Good lab work starts with tools that are ready when you are. The 7 pc. Stainless Steel Mycology Lab Instrument Set brings useful instruments for mushroom cloning, culturing, and general laboratory tasks together in one portable kit.
Whether you’re building out a home mycology workspace or adding to an established setup, having a dedicated instrument set helps keep essential tools together and close at hand.
Each kit is housed in a zippered carrying case, making it easy to store your instruments between sessions and carry them wherever your lab work takes you. The case keeps the set organized without taking up much room.
Stainless steel construction makes these instruments a practical choice for regular laboratory use. They’re suited to a range of hands-on tasks involved in mushroom cultivation and culture work.
Designed for versatile lab work, this seven-piece set is useful for:
- Mushroom cloning and culture work
- General mycology laboratory tasks
- Equipping a home cultivation workspace
For newer growers, a dedicated toolkit is a helpful starting point for assembling a lab bench. Experienced cultivators can keep it as a ready-to-go set or a useful addition to their existing supplies.
The compact, zippered case also makes this mycology lab instrument set easy to take along or tuck away neatly. Keeping your tools together can make it simpler to prepare for a session and return everything to its place afterward.
At $29.99, it’s a practical option for mushroom growers, mycology enthusiasts, and anyone putting together a home lab. It also makes a useful gift for someone who enjoys the hands-on science of growing mushrooms.
From cloning and culturing to everyday lab tasks, this seven-piece stainless steel set offers a straightforward way to keep essential mycology instruments organized and portable.
Lab instrument insert
Changing your blades
To avoid accidental cuts, ALWAYS use forceps, needle holders, or other engineering controls when changing or manipulating blades. Cuts from scalpel blades are one of the most common sharps injuries in the lab.
Blade disposal
Place used blades in a sharps container and dispose of them according to local guidelines.
Cleaning your instruments
Before sterilizing, clean instruments using the following protocol.
- Rinse off any fluids or tissues with water.
- Manually clean instruments with a soft plastic brush and a pH neutral detergent. (Never use steel wool or wire brushes.)
- Thoroughly dry instruments with a clean towel. (This will minimize the risk of corrosion and water spots.)
WARNING:
- Low pH detergents may breakdown the stainless protective surface and cause black staining.
- High pH detergents may cause surface deposits of brown stains, which can interfere with the smooth operation of the instrument.
Cautions & considerations
- CUT HAZARD. SHARP BLADES. Improper use or contact may result in injury. Always keep blades away from fingers and body. Do not use if blades are dull or otherwise damaged or if the handle is broken or loose. Do not pick up by the blade.
- KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. When not in use, store in its case or a safe place.
- To avoid accidental cuts, ALWAYS use forceps, needle holders, or other engineering controls when changing or manipulating blades. Cuts from scalpel blades are one of the most common sharps injuries in the lab.
- Place used blades in a sharps container and dispose of them according to local guidelines.
- To prevent contamination, always sterilize your instruments before use.
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